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What is the significance of doing M.Sc maths after doing B.Sc non-medical and B.Ed to become a government school teacher?
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Asked by Shikha

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9 years ago
You will become a PGT (maths) teacher and will get a better salary package.
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How can I complete B.Ed? I'm in service UN-trained teacher. I'm teaching in a private school more than 15 years. My percentage is below 50%.
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Asked by Muhammadmujibur

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9 years ago
You can pursue B.Ed through distance.
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9 years ago
You should complete your Master's degree and appear for NET and SLET.
New answer posted•9 years ago
I have completed graduation and want to do B.Ed through distance. Can you suggest me the procedure for a govt job?
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Asked by Amit

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9 years ago
After the completion of your B.Ed, you have to clear TET or CTET then you can apply for government teacher jobs.
New answer posted•9 years ago
Are pass (subsidiary) subject marks considered to prepare for B.Ed merit list?
51 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Sal

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9 years ago
If you opted for any subject as major then the marks of the major subject will only be considered, otherwise, average marks of all the subjects ate considered for pass course.
New answer posted•9 years ago
Is there any use of doing PGDCA before going for B.Ed? I have done B.Sc in non-medical with computer application.
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Asked by Shikha

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9 years ago
PGDCA may help you to choose your method papers in B.Ed and you can become a computer teacher later. If you don't do PGDCA, it won't matter.
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9 years ago
Yes, you can pursue B.Ed after BCA. The admission to B. Ed. is through the entrance exam conducted by the states and institutions for the intake of students. Generally, the admission test is conducted in the month of May or June.
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9 years ago
The B.Ed is a better option than a BTC course. The salary package for the B.Ed candidates will be higher. The B.Ed is compulsory for getting government school teacher jobs. Basic Training Certificate (BTC) is a course to improve quality of teaching. The graduates in any discipline with 50% marks are
New answer posted•9 years ago
What is the required educational qualification to pursue B.El.Ed?
55 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Sanjesh

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9 years ago
You need to have completed your 10+2 from any recognized board with an aggregate of 55%.