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Mukesh DubeyBiology Teacher

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Definitely, it will be. B.Ed itself open doors for teaching as a graduate in education. Diploma itself has limitations in terms of job as well as course content. Moreover, you might not be able to crack WBSSC. In any case, if that happens, you can opt for teaching with TGT and can get a better salary than D.El.Ed.

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Mukesh DubeyBiology Teacher

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Yes, your qualification is sufficient to be employed as teacher in government schools provided that you have cleared any entrance or eligibility test (if organised by that state or central government). I would suggest for further promotions or for high salaried teacher job pursue any master degree. Any specialisation in any particular field will also get weightage. Smart classes are now becoming integral part of our education system.

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Rinku Gupta

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You can opt for SIX sigma training for trainers. This will help you go into training & development.

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Rinku Gupta

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Yes, you are eligible for B.Ed. You can opt for any of the subjects in the core stream of B.SC MLT.

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Rinku Gupta

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Currently, B.Ed course in all the states of two years.

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arjun majheeinterest in agricultural research.

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Good job. If you want to study further, opt for B.Ed. You can appear for S.I, BO exam.

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ananya sharmastudent

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Thanks for A2A.
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raj kamaliim b

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It depends on you. You can pursue any course.

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