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Hi,
Yes, you can work in government schools as a PGT if you have done distance B.Ed from a recognised university.
Thanks!

Hi,
Admission to the distance mode programme is merit-based. Candidates should have scored a minimum of 50% aggregate in the undergraduate programme in any discipline and 55% in postgraduate programme. Along with this, candidates should have trained in-service teachers in elementary education or they must have completed a NCTE recognised teacher education programme through face-to-face mode.

Hi Aman,
Just clear your B.Tech+M.Tech with UGC NET and you will be eligible for lecturer's job in any recognised university.

Hi,
M.Ed Degree Program in Annamalai University:
Duration Program Two academic years (with Four Semester) Full-time
You can do M.Ed from IGNOU.
The candidate needs to have completed B.Ed. with a minimum of fifty five percent marks. Also the candidate need to have a two years teaching/ professional experience after completion of B.Ed program in a Government/ Government recognized school/ NCTE recognized teacher education/ research institution in education.

Hi,Yes, you can do B.Ed after B.Tech. Yes, the minimum qualification required for entry into B.Ed course is Bachelor's degree in any discipline. Thanks.

Hello Brijesh,
You have done graduation and subsequently you have done B.Ed also. This combination will definitely get you a job as a teacher. Presently also you are definitely eligible to be employed as teacher. However if you further study for post-graduation degree in any of your subjects of graduation then you will be eligible to be employed as a teacher in a college. Best wishes to you.

Hi,Of course yes. Especially, because you are already into teaching and have human resource management knowledge. Counseling and psychology does seem like a good option to enhance skill sets. You may want to do a proper certification in psychology for a particular discipline such as children, career, emotional wellness, depression etc. Obtain a license. You can then practice as a counselor at institutions and also do it as a freelancer.

Decide that, is teaching chemistry right for you? Being a teacher isn't about learning a subject. Study as much math and Science as you can in high school. Get a Bachelor's degree. Get a master's degree. Get some experience in the profession of chemistry. Get your teaching certification.