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Deepanshi ailawadi

Contributor-Level 10

I think you are eligible, because eligibility for the exam is not more than 30 years, as on 01.07.2018. A relaxation up to 5 years is provided to the candidates belonging to OBC/SC/ST/PwD/Transgender categories and to women applicants.
All the best.

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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma

Guide-Level 12

Hello Krishnapriya,
Definitely you are eligible for SET, NET exams after your Master's degree. But, you are not eligible for TET&CTET because, B.Ed is mandatory for TET&CTET. All the Best for your future.

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Supratik Dey

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You need an M.Tech degree from a recognised university. You can pursue teaching as a part of the M.Tech course for gaining some teaching experience. Once you complete the course, you will get opportunities to be a full-time teacher.

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Chaitasi Parikh

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Following are the exams by clearing any of which, you are eligible to become a teacher:
TET, CTET SLET, NET CSIR NET SET, PRT, PGT, TGT, B.Ed and M.Ed.

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Chaitasi Parikh

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Yes, you can apply for PGT.

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pushpendra malav

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Hi Rosy,
As per the official notifications, the candidates are allowed to apply in their post-graduation subject or in the related subject of their post-graduation in case if there is your post-graduation subject is not available.
All the best.

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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant

Guide-Level 15

If you have done your Diploma from the medical line meaning pharmacy or nursing, then you are not eligible to be a technical teacher. Even a Diploma holder can't be a teacher for teaching. The candidates should have at least Masters in Technology.

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rohith kola

Guide-Level 14

Nowadays, CTET is considered mandatory in aided and private schools for the recruitment of PRT & TRT Teachers. No, it is not mandatory to do B.Ed if u have done MCA. But you have to qualify the interview tests in order to be recruited for the post of teacher. Here, you can check fewcareer aspects of CTET:
CTET was introduced by the GOI in order to improve the teaching standards in schools. Apart from all the state level TET (Teacher Eligibility Test), CTET is mandatory to get teaching jobs in government schools from Class 1 to 8. Candidates who hold CTET Certificate are eligible to apply CBSE Schools, State/ Central Government Schools a
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