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I have secured 50% in graduation, what is my chances of becoming a professor in English


Dhananjay Samal 1st Apr, 2019
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pradyut das 1st Apr, 2019
Hello Dhananjay

To become a professor in English first you have to do masters in English from a recognized university. After which you can apply for NET exams. There are also n no of private college and university in India where they directly appoints professor by passing NET exam. I suggest look for those options

50% is not bad but it is true you have to work hard.



All the best for your future.



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2nd Apr, 2019
Thank u brother for your suggestion
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KANHU CHARAN ROUT 1st Apr, 2019
Dear student

Don't worry you have secure 50 percent mark in graduation first you go to master degree and then P.H.D you try to secure good mark in master degree and PhD definitely you become a future professor job .

After you pass PhD you join any college assistant professor and then few year you become a professor.

I hope you understand.



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2nd Apr, 2019
Thank u brother for the information
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