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Deeksha Dixit

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Yes, you can become both by completing your doctorate degree and teaching medical students. Only qualified doctors teach the medical students; therefore, you can become a teacher in the medical field. The steps you need to follow after completing your 12th grade are:
1. Appear in the NEET UG entrance exam.
2. You must score well in this exam to get into a government medical college to pursue MBBS.
3. Complete your MBBS degree and then appear for the NEET PG or INI CET exam to get admission to the postgraduate course.
4. With NEET PG or INI CET you can pursue MD and MS in a hospital.
5. After completing your doctorate degree in a medical
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Cyril George

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60% or above you should have.

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Cyril George

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Above INR 1 lakh in four semester.

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Cyril George

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Cut-off varies and you should secure above 50%.

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Cyril George

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Cut-off may vary from 50% to 70%.

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Cyril George

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You should complete post graduation and qualify NET JRF.

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Hariprasad Venkatesh

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Yes, you can apply for UGC NET exam in which ever field you are interested in.

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Deeksha Dixit

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The Surya College, which is popularly known as Surya Mahavidyalaya, offers a B.Ed. course in affiliation with the Bastar Vishwavidyalaya. The fee structure for the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) is as follows:
1. The annual course fee is Rs. 39,750 for this two-year course.
2. The admission fee and university registration fee are charged separately as per Bastar University norms.
3. The estimated fees for B.Ed. in this college are Rs. 1 lakh, which includes exam fees and other charges for two years.

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Abdullah Hussain

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Yes, it is possible to do service as well as apply for your B.Ed course with subject to written permission from your head of the department. Also, you can apply for distant mode B.Ed without any permission from head of the department and still do your job.

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Abdullah Hussain

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No, You need to pass both the papers of the respective examination to be considered Pass. If you are unable to appear for the first paper, You can attempt both the papers in next attempt. However, passing single paper does not qualify you for the examination.

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