Teaching & Education

MCA or M.Sc, it/CSE with 70% minimum and compulsory B.Ed with at least 65%. Marks and experience will be an advantage for you. And, if you have qualified CTET than your position can be made permanent in some cases.

Yes, of course you can apply for government teaching jobs after doing B.Ed. You need to keep a track of the opening in the newspapers and also online.

Yes, this institute offers B.Ed 1 year course. For details visit: https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/course/b-ed-bachelor-of-education-basveswara-college-s-j-b-s-s-bangalore-151427

Hello, If your aim is to make career in the lectureship and Research programme the UGC NET (National Eligibility test) is the best career option for you. To appear in the UGC NET Exam there is some eligibility criteria let me explain. The UGC NET Exam is conducted for the Postgraduation and Masters

Yes, you are eligible to do B.Ed.

According to UGC guidelines, you need to take NET and recently it has been stated that by 2020 Ph.D is mandatory to apply for professor jobs.

The average salary of a Chemistry lecturer is INR 510,000 LPA. Most people move on to other jobs if they have more than 20 years of experience in this field. Experience has a moderate effect on the income for this job.

A few good universities for B.Ed are:
Delhi University, Delhi
Lovely Professional University- Punjab
VIT University-Tamil Nadu
Jamia Millia Islamia
University Delhi
NMIMS-Mumbai
Anna University-Tamil Nadu
University of Mumbai
University of Kolkata
Pune University
University of Hyderabad
Delhi University
AMU
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Yes,
M.Com + NET provides you good career opportunities to become a lecturer. It will fulfill your eligibility criteria. You can apply for assistant lecturer in any private/government institutions.