Teaching & Education

In order to become a teacher it is a must to have a minimum of 60% marks in graduation. Also, it must be from a recognized university.
The entrance exam will consist of questions from mathematics, general studies and reasoning. It will also test the candidates for their teaching skills.

In order to become a teacher it is a must to have a minimum of 60% marks in graduation. Also, it must be from a recognized university. The entrance exam will consist of questions from mathematics, general studies and reasoning. It will also test the candidates for their teaching skills.

Subject selection should be according to your educational qualification.
The course you have opted for at Master's level will be more better to select as subject for the NET exam.
If you have studied in science field, you can give CSIR-NET otherwise UGC-NET exams.
Exam is conducted twice in a year - on

Not for all states, Infact if you check KVS and JNV website, you are going to find that you are not eligible for TGT SST but as per the last notification of Delhi Government (2012), you are eligible on the bases of business studies and economics. It is better to go for M.Com as it will help you in f

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 salar

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.