mene b.com b.ed kiya he kya me ctet paper 2 me science maths choose kar sakti hu kya ye pass karne ke baad me TGT maths government teacher banne ke liye eligible hongi
Hello LAxmi,
B.Com and B.Ed qualifications typically do not make you eligible to teach Science and Mathematics at the secondary level (TGT level) for government schools. Here's why:
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Subject Qualification for TGT (Maths): To become a TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) in Mathematics, most government schools require candidates to have a relevant subject in their graduation, such as a B.Sc. with Mathematics.
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CTET Paper 2 Eligibility: While you can choose to appear for the CTET Paper 2 with Science/Maths, your B.Com degree might not be considered sufficient for a TGT Mathematics position because it doesn't involve in-depth study of Mathematics or Science subjects.
Eligibility for TGT Mathematics: To be eligible for a TGT Mathematics position, you generally need:
- A Bachelor's degree in Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, or a related field.
- A B.Ed. with Mathematics as a teaching subject.
Since your background is in B.Com and B.Ed., you may not meet the subject-specific requirements to be considered for a TGT Mathematics role in government schools.
Next Steps: If you are passionate about teaching Mathematics at the TGT level, you might consider pursuing an additional qualification, such as a B.Sc. in Mathematics or a related field, to meet the eligibility criteria.
Hope it helps !
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