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Becoming a teacher in India involves completing a bachelor's degree (in your desired subject) and a teaching qualification. You are also required to clear a TET such as CTET or SET/STET, one can get a job in teaching through personal connects and through linkedln or applying into school/ colleges where there is vacancy.

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Your height of 150 cm may make you eligible for various job positions in the Staff Selection Commission (SSC). Some job positions have specific height requirements, while others may not. It's essential to review the eligibility criteria for each SSC job position you're interested in to determine if your height meets the requirements. Additionally, height requirements can vary depending on the category or department you're applying for. If you have a particular job position in mind, and also you have not mentioned your gender if you have any specific job in mind please share.

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here is a list of government job options for computer/software engineers after completing B Tech:

1. Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs):

Many PSUs like BHEL, ISRO, and ONGC hire computer engineers for technical roles.

2. Indian Railways:

Opportunities in railway departments for software development, system maintenance, and networking.

3. Defense Services:

The Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force recruit computer engineers for technical and cybersecurity roles.

4. Banking Sector:

Public sector banks hire IT professionals for software development, database management, and cybersecurity.

5. UPSC Civil Services:

You can appear for the Civil Services Examination to become an IAS, IPS, or IFS officer.

6. State Public Service Commissions:

State-level exams for engineering services where you can get positions in various government departments.

7. ISRO and DRDO:

Opportunities in space and defence research organizations for software and hardware development.

8. NIC (National Informatics Centre):

Roles in software development, networking, and IT infrastructure management.

9. Government Universities and Research Institutes:

Academic and research positions in government-funded institutions.

10. Public Health Sector:

IT roles in health departments for managing health information systems and databases.

Remember to regularly check government job portals and notifications for the latest openings in these sectors.

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Here is a list of Government jobs after commerce:

• Indian Economic Service (IES)
• Indian Revenue Service (IRS)
• Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IA&AS)
• Banking Sector Jobs
• Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
• Railway Accounts Service (RAS)
• Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs)
• Insurance Sector Jobs

Before applying for the government jobs make sure to check the official government job portals are you can check newspapers also or the relevant websites for the latest updates.

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According to me english graduate  should Pursue There career in teaching As english teachers Make a lot of money As the availability of good english teachers is very less.

English graduates often find themselves suited for careers in publishing, journalism, media, advertising, PR, education, and even business. Their strong communication skills, analytical abilities, and cultural awareness helps them excel in various industries.

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