Is B.Tech + M.Tech having an equal weightage to B.Ed to teach in CBSE schools for the position of TGTs?

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For a teacher to teach in any school, it is necessary to have B.Ed. According to my opinion, B.Tech+M.Tech didn't have any relation with B.Ed because I have a friend who is pursuing MA English now and her course will get over this year. I asked about her plan after this and she told me that she is g

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