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You have to pursue academic qualification in Bachelor of Science on any other related subject only . Physical Sciences – Candidate needs a degree of M.Sc. in Physics   or any other equivalent degree.or BS-MS in Physical Sciences.

After getting registered/enrolled for PhD/Integrated PhD program within the validity period of two years, Candidates having a bachelor's degree are eligible for CSIR fellowship.

Atleast 55% marks is needed for the exam.

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Dear Mahak,

Hope you are doing great,

Yes, In most of the cases a Ph.d degree is required and in some of the colleges and sometimes doctorate degree is required depends upon college requirements.

For the Assistant Professor: NET Qualified

For the Associate Professor: PG with minimum 5 yrs. Of teaching experience in the PG classes

For the Professor : 12 yrs of teaching experience in the PG classes with Ph.D in relevant subject

I hope this will help you,

Best of Luck :)

Hello Mahak,

If you want to be a professor for biology, you have to do the following :

First of all you need to get a bachelor's degree in biology.

Complete your masters in biology.

Appear for the NET LS examination and clear it.

As per UGC a candidate would need to have a PhD in relevant subject for post of an assistant professor from the year 2023.

So if you haven't yet completed your bachelor's means that you also need to do PhD in biology as the rule will established before you apply for the job.

Next after you become an assistant professor several years of promotion and large amount of publications will help you get promoted to an associate professor.

Similarly, after years of experience as associate professor you would be promoted to professor's post.

The promotions are done under the UGC guidelines only.

Hope that answers your question.

All the best

You can become a Physiology after the MBBS as well as if you go for the course of BSc Physiology followed by a MSc and a PhD course. Many Medical colleges, recruits the Physiology professors being a PhD or a MD as well. So you can acquire any language as per your requirement in order to fulfil your target.

To know more about the Physiology as a career, visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/physiology-course

To know more about PhD visit the link below:

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I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hi,

I hope you are doing well.

For being a Assistant professor in UGC colleges, You should have a SET/SLET, NET certificates and have a Masters degree since it is mandatory as per the ugc guidelines.

However, your computer knowledge depends on the subject you might be teaching and there is as such no criteria regarding the computer knowledge as far as you are not related to any computer science courses.

All the best.

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• Bachelor of Science or equivalent degree in mathematics
• Master of Science or equivalent degree in mathematics
• Doctorate of philosophy or PhD degree in Mathematics

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