Teaching & Education

Pass out in 12th is a basic qualification required to pursue JBT course. Admission to the course depends on the marks obtained in qualifying exam. Application forms can be collected either from the administrative office or web portal of the concerned institute. From the pool of received applications, candidates are short listed on the basis of their marks.
Few colleges or universities offer admission on the basis of entrance tests. Institutes under Himachal Pradesh Board of Education, offer admission to JBT course on the basis of one common entrance test, JBT CET. Hindi, English, Numerical Ability and General Awareness form the syllabus of JBT CET. There will be a total of 100 questions that must be answered with in 120 minutes. The test is carried out as a single paper having multiple choice questions.
Those who qualify the test can obtain admission in preferred districts of Himachal Pradesh (subject to the availability of seats). Application fee for attending the test is Rs. 200/- which can be payable in the form of Demand Draft. After making fee payment, application forms can be collected from the official website of HP board of education. Filled up application forms must be sent to the mentioned address with necessary documents such as demand draft, two self addressed envelopes, admit card (in duplicate), etc.

Candidates who have completed their Bachelors of Education (B.Ed) are eligible for the Basic Training Certificate (BTC), which is mandatory for serving as assistant teachers in primary schools of Uttar Pradesh. Graduate candidates with Bachelors of Education degree are eligible for the post of primary and higher Primary teachers. Recruitment of which is scheduled to be completed before January, 2012. However, the candidates are also required to clear the TET conducted by UP Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad on 13.11.2011, having qualifying marks as 60% for the general category candidates. Age limit is from 18-35. However, for this recruitment is to be held in Nov - Dec the same have been relaxed up to 40 years (for general candidates).