Teaching & Education

Good morning dear,
Yes, of course. Anyone who has Master's degree with UGC recognised University or any lther equivalent institute like AICTE etc. may apply for NET.
Thanks and all the best.

The candidate who has secured at least 55%marks in their master's degree is eligible for the test. For (Sc/OBC/ST/PWD) at least 50% in their Master's degree are eligible.

Sure, nowadays, many colleges provide B.Sc, B.Ed courses. For that, you need to give entrance exam. In Assam, we have B.Sc. B.Ed programme in TEZPUR University and Assam University. Tezpur university form fill up is going on. You may visit (tezu.Ernet.Nic.In).

Yes, she can, Indira Gandhi National Open University, Madurai Kamaraj University, RK Birla Institute of Distance Education, Calorx Teachers' University, Sikkim Manipal University, Saraswati College Of Distance Education, Gujarat University, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University andSom-Lalit Education and Research Foundation.

Good evening dear,
The question would have not arised if you had known the difference between teacher and Lecturer. B.Ed is for School teachers whereas SET or NET is to be cleared in order to pursue Doctorate Degree and to for a career of Professor. Thanks and all the best.

Hi Aparna,
You can do M.Voc or MBA.

Hi Swati,
To give CTET exam, you should complete graduation with at least 50% marks and passed or appearing in 1-year Bachelor in Education (B.Ed). So, you are eligible to give CTET exam.

If you have a graduation degree, you can pursue LLB degree of 3 years.
If not then 5 years Law programmes is what you should go for.

Hi Muskan,
Eligibility for Integrated B.Ed. in Special Education is Bachelor or Master Degree in Science / Social Science / Humanity (min 50%) Or min 55% in B.E./ B. Tech. with specialization in Science and Mathematics.You can take on your choice.
Thanks!

You can do a part time Master's courses. If your graduation background is B.Com, you can do a part time M.Com and later on you can apply for UGC.