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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach

Guide-Level 14

If you have done your B.Ed from a college or a private university which is in the list of UGC approved universities then there shall be no problem in applying with this degree. NCTE also is the approving agency of Teachers Training Courses. Find out whether your university is approved by UGC and NCTE or not. You can share the name here as well.

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Harshit Mehta

Guide-Level 13

A candidate seeking admissions for D. El. Ed course must pass the HSC / Equivalent Examination with at least 50% marks for open categories and 45% marks for back ward class Categories. (Passed in class 12th with Arts / Commerce / Science). Grace Marks Concession:
Sports - If a student has participated in any sport at a state or National level, he or she will be awarded 3 Grace Marks for admission purpose. Drawing - Students having Intermediate Examination passing certificate will get 3 grace marks for admission purpose. Music - Students having Visharad or Alankar Examination passed from Gandharva Mahavidyalaya will get 3 marks for admis
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Samita Mir

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Every school follows a different slab for salary. The package also depends on your experience and not just the degree. The starting maybe approximately 30K.

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Mehak Seth

Guide-Level 12

The minimum level of education required for college professors is a master's degree, which can qualify an individual for work as a professor at a community college. A doctoral degree is typically required to work as a full-time, tenure-track university professor. You should be prepared to earn an undergraduate degree in your chosen subject area, go to graduate school, complete a Ph.D. programme, conduct independent research, and write and publish articles in scholarly journals. In addition, you may need to gain teaching and research experience as a graduate assistant, or gain work experience in settings like governmental, nonprofit, an
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Rakesh Kumar

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Hi Arnab,
No, there will be no disadvantage. If we talk about Maths, it is not an easy sub for PhD. You will have an advantage over others that you have core knowledge of B.Tech, and this can help you in the research work after PhD.

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Rajat Pathak

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The teaching is good and teachers are always there to help. Is the college okay for girls - in terms of what ?
Safety - no issues.
Ragging - no ragging.

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shobhit kumar

Guide-Level 11

Yes, you are eligible for diploma in pre-primary teacher training. you can do NTT (Nursery Teacher Training) course.

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shobhit kumar

Guide-Level 11

You have to take all essential qualifications as graduation, post-graduation, NET, Ph.D. and any entrance exam if applicable.

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Mehak Seth

Guide-Level 12

To know if education is really the right career path for you, make sure you have an understanding of what makes a good teacher and that you have the skills and characteristics compatible with teaching. To be a good teacher, you must enjoy being around other people and interacting with them, especially young people. Teaching is a social job that involves constant interaction with others. Good teachers are also patient. If you lose your temper easily, a school setting may not be the right workplace for you. Teachers are flexible and good at quick decision-making. They should be able to make adjustments when things don't go exactly as pla
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