How can I become physics teacher?

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9 years ago

Hello, Thanks for asking. To become a school teacher, you have to pursue B.Ed. & If you want to Become a College Lecturer, then Prepare for NET Exam. :)

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Sunil Soni | Scholar-Level 18

9 years ago

You can become PGT Physics after gaining M.Sc Physics and BEd degrees. You can become Physics teacher in an University by doing PhD in Physics and by clearing NET.

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Ravi Anand | Contributor-Level 9

7 years ago

Complete a Bachelor's degree programme in physics, where topics such as thermodynamics, circuit analysis, optics and electromagnetic theory, are covered. Some four-year programs incorporate physics and education for aspiring teachers, which helps speed up the process to becoming a physics teacher. C

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