Teaching & Education

No, it is not neccessary that only CBSE students can apply for NET exam.
You can refer to the eligibility in the mentioned link: https://cbsenet.nic.in/CMS/Public/View.aspx?page=80.

Some of the colleges for B.El.Ed are:
1. Mahatma Gandhi College of Education
2. Lady Shri Ram College for Women
3. Gargi College

What exemptions are you talking about?

National Eligibility Test (NET) which is conducted for the selection of talented candidates who want to pursue their career in the fields of Research & Lecturer-ship.
Earlier, the University Grants Commission used to conduct the Exam. But since 2015, CBSE is conducting the NET Exam on the behalf of

CBSE UGC NET exam is held twice a year, usually in the months of June and December. If you prepare well, you may clear UGC NET exam in just the first attempt.
It is not as tough as you think, if you go with a planned approach, you can clear it. The most important thing is that, there is no negative m

Educational qualification depends on what kind of teacher you want to become. For teaching at the high school level, you should be a graduate with B.Ed degree and CTET and STET papers cleared. To teach at the secondary level, you should be a postgraduate and complete B.Ed.
All the best.

Dear Charu,
It is good to know you're interested in banking sector. Bank jobs are filled with pressure with handsome salary. Go for banking coaching institute in weekends and pursue B.Ed. After B.Ed, you are eligible to write TET, CTET (for CBSE schools) for becoming government school teacher. All th