Teacher

Hi, You will have to apply for the PG programme and score at least 55%, which is the minimum eligibility to appear for the NET (National Eligibility Test)-the qualifying examination for teaching in a college. You can also apply for research work in your university as M.Phil Ph.D. degrees are required for teaching in colleges. But remember, a candidate with doctoral degree gets an edge over other applicants. NET is conducted by the UGC (University Grants Commission) twice in a year- June & December every year. If you clear NET you can apply for the lecturer posts in any Indian university/college. But if you want to apply in your state universities or colleges, you will have to clear SET (State Eligibility Test). All the best.

To become a government teacher, aspirants should have the basic qualification required for the level that the aspirants aim to teach, that is, Primary, Elementary and at Intercollegiate level. Candidate should have acquired Senior Secondary/ Graduation/ Post Graduation required to apply for the Teacher Training course such as NTT/BTC, B.Ed and other courses and their eligibility criteria to become a government teacher in India.
Further, candidates are required to obtain Teacher Eligibility Certificate by qualifying Teacher Eligibility Test. These Teacher Eligibility Tests are held at State and Central level by institutions authorised to conduct these tests by the state or central government.
GOVERNMENT SCHOOL TEACHER RECRUITMENT PROCESS:
Basic Education Qualification for the Primary/ Elementary/ Intercollegiate level.
Teacher Training Course- CTET/TET Certification
Recruitment Examination/Interview
Currently, CTET (Central Eligibility Test) is held at the Central level by CBSE for certifying Primary and Elementary level teachers and state TET is conducted by respective state authorities for certifying PRT, TGT and PGT level teachers. Further, candidates are subjected to Written Examination/ Interview by the respective recruitment authorities for assessment before the final selection as a government teacher.
The government introduced CTET/TET to set a benchmark for quality of educational and to encourage standardised recruitment process across the country. It also aims at improving and innovating the teaching methodology followed by institutions. CTET is conducted in Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) format. There are two papers in CTET i.e. Paper I and Paper II. Aspirants intending to be a teacher for classes I to V have to qualify Paper I and to get CTET teacher certification for classes VI to VIII, the candidates have to qualify CTET Paper II. Furthermore, if aspirants wish to teach from classes I to VIII, they can attempt both- Paper I and Paper II. Candidates are required to secure minimum 60% marks to get CTET certification. Similarly, state-level TET examinations are held for recruitment of government teachers in schools funded, aided and run by the state government.