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Stela Dey
8 years ago
You can go for your Masters and M.Phil. It will help you to get a job as a teacher. Well, B.Ed is equivalent to TTC. However, that will make you eligible for teaching only in primary sections. Good luck.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Stela Dey
8 years ago
Hi,
You can always go for B.Ed after B.Com, but then if you start teaching at a school, you will only be given primary section. To reach beyond classes 7-8, you need to have a Master's degree and a B.Ed degree.

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Anant Raina
8 years ago
TGT or Trained Graduate Teachers should have a Bachelor's degree or equivalent from a recognised university with 50% marks or above in aggregate as well as in the concerned subject for recruitment and B.Ed or equivalent qualification from a recognised university.
As per this, you may apply for it.

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S
8 years ago
Hi,
See here:
https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/colleges/b-voc-colleges-india
You can check the college links for detailed eligibility criteria, fee, placement services, etc.

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Pankaj Rathod
8 years ago
Yes, B.Ed is compulsory to become a lecturer.

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