Is serving as a teacher necessary for admission? I have just completed my Masters degree?

Asked about Directorate of Distance Education, University of Jammu - Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)

I have done Masters in arts with 59% and scored 53% in graduation.

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    ravi mahawar Student | Contributor-Level 10

    5 years ago
    Hello,
    To become eligible for lectureship or teaching on should have to clear the National Eligibility Test. Your experience in teaching doesn't affect the eligibility for the NET Exam.
    As you have completed Master's degree in Arts and if you are interested to pursue your career as a teacher or lecturer then it will be beneficial for you to choose the field without any hesitation.
    You can go for UGC NET Exam that will provide you the certificate to become a lecturer.If you have got the interest in any other field than teaching, then go for it. Never compromise with your dreams.
    Best of luck.

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