i am currently doing graduation in history and i want o become a lecturer or a Professor of history, but i am very confused between b.ed and MA(history). which course should i do first ? can anyone help.
Answer (1)
Hello, its great that you have choosen your career as lecturer or professor.
As, mentioned you have been doing your BA in history and confused whether to take up B.ed or MA History ? Since, you are aspiring the be an lecturer it's best that you should go for MA in history first and then sit for for UGC NET examination.
If only your goal is for an School teacher, you could take up B.ed, for being an lecturer or professor you are required to complete Master's degree with at least 55% and clear NET examination.
As, mentioned you have been doing your BA in history and confused whether to take up B.ed or MA History ? Since, you are aspiring the be an lecturer it's best that you should go for MA in history first and then sit for for UGC NET examination.
If only your goal is for an School teacher, you could take up B.ed, for being an lecturer or professor you are required to complete Master's degree with at least 55% and clear NET examination.
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can i apply for up pgt after clearing net exam
Saurabh dixit
Incase, you are applying for PGT (Post- Graduate teacher) you are eligible for teaching for students upto 12th, which is I'm school level. Therefore, you are supposed to also have B.ed/M.ed degree to be eligible for taking PGT.
Hence, eligibility for UP PGT :
1) Master's degree with minimum 55%
2)B.ed or M.ed degree with minimum 55%
Hence, eligibility for UP PGT :
1) Master's degree with minimum 55%
2)B.ed or M.ed degree with minimum 55%
Amirtha Rathinavelu
Amirtha Rathinavelu - so i will do b.ed first,in this case i will be eligible for both college teacher and school teacher
Saurabh dixit
Hello Saurab,
Let me explain you, if you're aim is to become lecturer take up Masters and then sit for NET (NO NEED OF B.ed)
If you're aim is to become school teacher take up B.ed.
If you're aim is UP PGT, that is an special case, the eligibility is Master's degree as well as B.ed. Therefore, you are supposed to do both Master's degree and B.ed/M.ed .
Hope I'm clear, feel free to clear your doubts.
Let me explain you, if you're aim is to become lecturer take up Masters and then sit for NET (NO NEED OF B.ed)
If you're aim is to become school teacher take up B.ed.
If you're aim is UP PGT, that is an special case, the eligibility is Master's degree as well as B.ed. Therefore, you are supposed to do both Master's degree and B.ed/M.ed .
Hope I'm clear, feel free to clear your doubts.