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Deepanshi ailawadi
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You may opt for NPTT course, Diploma in Education, or B.Ed from any good university because schools prefer the degree.
It's better if you go for B.Ed because NPTT and Diploma are also 2-year courses like B.Ed but B.Ed has more value. The minimum eligibility for B.Ed is 50-55% from DU.
It's better if you go for B.Ed because NPTT and Diploma are also 2-year courses like B.Ed but B.Ed has more value. The minimum eligibility for B.Ed is 50-55% from DU.
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Deepanshi ailawadi
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Just gain your experience because schools want degree and experience. So apply for a job and do it, don't consider the salary. It's okay to start at a low salary.
You will get promotion and higher salary.
Go for government/private schools, and government's other teaching programmes. Best of luck.
You will get promotion and higher salary.
Go for government/private schools, and government's other teaching programmes. Best of luck.
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Deepanshi ailawadi
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It may be very difficult but if you're lucky, you may get a job.
Because as per the sources, many schools have compulsorily ask for a B.Ed degree certificate for the position of a teacher.
So the chance is rare or negligible.
Because as per the sources, many schools have compulsorily ask for a B.Ed degree certificate for the position of a teacher.
So the chance is rare or negligible.
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Deepanshi ailawadi
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If you want to be a lecturer, apply for UGC NET examination.
But for this exam, you must be post graduate. So do Masters in any special subject as in English, management, etc.
But for this exam, you must be post graduate. So do Masters in any special subject as in English, management, etc.
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Deepanshi ailawadi
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http://www.netugc.com/ugc-net-solved-question-papers-in-labour-welfare
You can get it from the above link.
You can get it from the above link.
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Deepanshi ailawadi
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I think B.El.Ed is a full-fledged UG course.
You can apply for a job in any government/private school.
But if you want to do something, just gain experience in teaching because B.El.Ed. is all about teaching.
Work for NGOs, government programs for teaching as in TeachIndia.
In my opinion, don't waste time in any other course.
B.El.Ed offers you an advantage that in the 4-year programme, you are eligible for teaching in any school.
While other people don't have this luck. They go for graduation and for teaching, they have to do 2-year B.Ed.
So you have the advantage of doing B.El.Ed. It's better to build up your career earlier. You'll ga
You can apply for a job in any government/private school.
But if you want to do something, just gain experience in teaching because B.El.Ed. is all about teaching.
Work for NGOs, government programs for teaching as in TeachIndia.
In my opinion, don't waste time in any other course.
B.El.Ed offers you an advantage that in the 4-year programme, you are eligible for teaching in any school.
While other people don't have this luck. They go for graduation and for teaching, they have to do 2-year B.Ed.
So you have the advantage of doing B.El.Ed. It's better to build up your career earlier. You'll ga
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Deepanshi ailawadi
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I think no because both courses are regular. But if you do B.A. From SOL. And regular B.Ed so there may be a chance. But in my opinion I think don't go for two course at a time it became very difficult for you to manage both the course. If any time the exam held on same date so that became problematic for you.
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Nilakshee H Saikia
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There are no differences between the two. Every private institute runs according to their own way like cutoff marks for admission, admission fees, etc. But they must conduct the examination under a government-registered university, so it is equivalent with government (regional or central) institutes.
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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Contact Administrator or concerning board immediately. Check for contact number in their "Contact Us" page. Tell them your problem clearly and they will help you.
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