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M.A. English is very nice for today's condition as teachers requirement for English is high and government are unable to find candidates with Master's in English.

No, as the Aspirants meet KTET eligibility criteria if they possess any of the below mentioned educational qualifications: BA/B.Sc/B.Com and 2 year Diploma in Elementary Education/Trained Teachers' Certificate (TTC) [by whatever name known] conducted by Board of Examination, government. Of Kerala or its equivalent.

Yes, you can pursue. There are many colleges in India which offer MA and also M.Sc in Anthropology wherein one can pursue Masters in Anthropology having graduated from a recognised university in any stream. However, there are also few colleges which ask for graduation with Anthropology as a subject or graduation in Anthropology.

No, as the Aspirants meet KTET eligibility criteria if they possess any of the below mentioned educational qualifications: BA/B.Sc/B.Com and 2 year Diploma in Elementary Education/Trained Teachers' Certificate (TTC) [by whatever name known] conducted by Board of Examination, government. Of Kerala or its equivalent. So you must require to do teacher training course.

Yes, you have to complete B.Ed for becoming a teacher.

For a professor job, you must complete Masters and qualify net exam.

Questions papers are available online and even in the university library. For details about the admission process you should contact the university.

You can become teacher through Bachelor's only but MA becomes the first priority for some institutions, so go according to it. But, B.Ed is necessary.

Nowadays, there is a lack of English Masters teachers so I would suggest you to pursue Masters in English.

Hi,
To the best of my knowledge, Lady Shree ram college for women is the best for pursuing an MA in psychology. Then there's JNU, Miranda house, and Hindu all under Delhi university.