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While a Ph.D. is required to become a professor, there are some other careers open to graduate students in archaeology. Following are a few possible archaeology-related careers:
1. Assistant archaeologist: You can earn up to 6 LPA with experience in this job.
2. Museum curator: You can earn as much as 5 LPA as a museum curator.
3. Gallery Officer: Your job will be to look after artifacts, and you can earn around 2 to 3 LPA in this position.
4. Documentation specialist: You can get a salary package of around Rs. 3.6 LPA in this job.
5. Government archaeologist: As a government archaeologist, you can get an officer-level post in ASI. At the senior level, you can earn up to ten LPA.

You can start your career teaching engineering degree courses as an assistant professor. You can earn as much as Rs. 80,000 per month at a top college for this position. To become an assistant professor, you can follow the given route:
1. Qualify for the UGC NET exam with a good score.
2. Apply for a teaching position at a state-level private college.
3. After getting experience in teaching, you need to publish good research papers.
4. This will help you get a job as an assistant in grade 2 at a state-level government engineering college.
5. You can pursue a Ph.D. to become qualified for an assistant professor post in a government college.
6. For this, you need to pass either GATE NET (JRF), or CSIR NET (for five disciplines).
7. You can apply for an assistant professor position directly after completing your Ph.D.

The eligibility criteria of HSST 2022 Computer Science Teacher is given below. Kerala PSC HSST 2022 Eligibility Criteria:
1. The candidate age limit to apply for an HSST vacancy in Kerala Government service is 20 to 40 years. OBC and SC/ST categories are eligible for Upper age relaxation.
2. The candidates Masters Degree in the respective subject with not less than 50% marks from any of the Universities in Kerala or a qualification recognised as equivalent.
3. The candidates B.Ed Degree in the concerned subject acquired after a regular course of study from any of the Universities in Kerala or a qualification recognised as equivalent.
4. The applicants must have passed the State Eligibility Test (SET) for the post of Higher Secondary School Teachers conducted by the Government of Kerala or by the agency authorized by the State Government. Kerala State Eligibility Test acronym KSET is conducted by LBS Centre for Science and Technology, Thiruvananthapuram for the candidates to be selected as Higher Secondary School Teachers and Non-Vocational Teachers in VHSE. A pass in the State Eligibility Test (SET) is stipulated as a mandatory requirement for appointment as Higher Secondary School Teachers in the State as per the Special Rules in force.