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Neeti Mahajan
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
If you are interested in the banking sector, you will have to clear the bank exams.
If you are interested in the teaching line, you can opt for M.Com and then qualify the UGC NET exam or do B.Ed.
Make a choice depending on your interest.
All the best.
If you are interested in the banking sector, you will have to clear the bank exams.
If you are interested in the teaching line, you can opt for M.Com and then qualify the UGC NET exam or do B.Ed.
Make a choice depending on your interest.
All the best.
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8 years ago
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Neeti Mahajan
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
Opt for a full-time M.Com from a well-known university and score above 55% then you can take the UGC NET exam.
All the best.
Opt for a full-time M.Com from a well-known university and score above 55% then you can take the UGC NET exam.
All the best.
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8 years ago
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
According to your query you can consider these options:
Electronic and communication
Wireless
VLSI
Nuclear
Solar
According to your query you can consider these options:
Electronic and communication
Wireless
VLSI
Nuclear
Solar
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8 years ago
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Neeti Mahajan
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
If you want to become a lecturer, you'll have to complete you Bachelors and Masters and then qualify in the UGC NET exam for lectureship.
Since you've done 12th commerce, you can opt for B.Com now (which is a 3 year Bachelors degree) and after completion of B.Com, you can opt for M.Com (which is a 2 year Masters degree). But you will have to score well in both the exams in order to qualify for the NET test.
All the best.
If you want to become a lecturer, you'll have to complete you Bachelors and Masters and then qualify in the UGC NET exam for lectureship.
Since you've done 12th commerce, you can opt for B.Com now (which is a 3 year Bachelors degree) and after completion of B.Com, you can opt for M.Com (which is a 2 year Masters degree). But you will have to score well in both the exams in order to qualify for the NET test.
All the best.
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8 years ago
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
B.Sc degree is only a Graduation degree. In order to become a Professor, you are advised to plan education up to PhD.
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8 years ago
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Harshit Jain
Guide-Level 14
After B.Sc in chemistry either you can search for a job in various industries like chemical industry, pharmaceutical companies, petroleum companies etc. You can also join government jobs in the research field through CSIR NET or UGC NET exam. If you pursue M.Sc then you will have more options as mostly M.Sc chemistry students are being preferred in these industries.
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8 years ago
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
Guide-Level 15
Hello Amita,
Many candidates in the teaching field are confused with B.Ed, TGT and PGT qualifications. Such is the case with you as well. Therefore, here I clarify each of them:
B.Ed (Bachelor of education) - This course is done by students who are a graduate, and would like to take up teaching in schools/colleges. The minimum duration of the course is 2-years.
TGT & PGT are titles and not courses. There are courses that are called TGT courses like B.Ed is a TGT course.
TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) - This means, you are a graduate, who is trained in teaching. If you clear your B.Ed, then you already become a TGT. So no need to do TGT i
Many candidates in the teaching field are confused with B.Ed, TGT and PGT qualifications. Such is the case with you as well. Therefore, here I clarify each of them:
B.Ed (Bachelor of education) - This course is done by students who are a graduate, and would like to take up teaching in schools/colleges. The minimum duration of the course is 2-years.
TGT & PGT are titles and not courses. There are courses that are called TGT courses like B.Ed is a TGT course.
TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) - This means, you are a graduate, who is trained in teaching. If you clear your B.Ed, then you already become a TGT. So no need to do TGT i
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Shamsul HusainInspired by nature, it's originality and style.
Guide-Level 12
You need SLET/NET score and better to go with Ph.D. along with the job. Scores provide you the JRF till the age of 28 and lectureship with no age limit.
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8 years ago
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
Guide-Level 13
A B.Sc degree and PG in maths shall suffice. Also, it depends on what all exams you have cleared including competitive as well as academics.
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8 years ago
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
Scholar-Level 16
Dear,
B.Ed course have 3 branches including Arts, Commerce and science and you can choose subject as per your graduation and post-graduation background. Further, you can teach subject in school accordingly.
All the best.
B.Ed course have 3 branches including Arts, Commerce and science and you can choose subject as per your graduation and post-graduation background. Further, you can teach subject in school accordingly.
All the best.
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