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Master of Education or M.Ed is a two year course that can be done after B.Ed. This gives a person specialisation in techniques of teaching. But unfortunately, it does not give any boost to career though it enhances CV. Of course it enables one to pursue doctorate in education. It is therefore very nice idea to pursue another career enhancing course along with M.Ed. Like for example Post Graduation in original subject. This will enhance career in the sense then one can hope to become teacher of higher classes and also think of becoming principal of a school one day. PG will also enable to become lecturer in a college with higher salary etc. One can also do a course enhancing skills or a course in management. It may not affect directly but indirectly it will surely help in enhancing the career progression.

There is no least preference towards any course but then there is high preference and propaganda towards some top courses like medical, engineering, chartered accountancy and MBA.
This drives majority and influxes the students into these branches.
As we have seen the job prospects and overall opportunities across industries have been immense for above courses and so are the fat packages being rolled out which lures majority of students.
This now creates an imbalance and supply demand ratio is disturbed.
The supply is huge for above courses because of the huge demand, which creates shortage of students into Arts streams and lesser demand.
This is plain Keynesian Economics what we can see and is the sole criteria why students less prefer arts and humanities as they have lesser competitive edge and all round development.

Geography is the subject which can be studied by any student from any discipline. There is NOT any criteria that only arts students can take admission. The eligibility criteria for getting admission in Geography is different for different levels. For undergraduate level. You just have to pass 10+2 from any recognized board. Some university also conduct entrance exam for these subjects. For Masters level, you have to passed 10+2+3 pattern from UGC recognized university. There is no minimum age limit has been set by the government. This field of study requires high level of analytical reasoning, decision making, team working, mathematics problem solving etc. Hope this helps.
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Tips for Part A of the B.Ed. Entrance exam, which is General English:
Consult books on basic English look through the aforementioned themes, and try attempting activities associated with each topic. Test yourself online. Numerous online English tests are available to help you determine your level. Tips for getting ready for Part B: General Knowledge and Teaching Aptitude
You can start by frequently reading the newspaper and watching the daily news on television for general knowledge. Various general knowledge books are available. Part- C
The curriculum for the fields of mathematics, physical sciences Physics and Chemistry biological sciences (botany and Zoology and social studies will be at the graduate level (Geography, History, Civics and Economics). .

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This is another interesting query. Fundamentally, it means doing two courses simultaneously. Of course, it can be done. But the issue is not only theoretical possibility. Its actually question of ability to find time for studies for two different courses. But then, one can save on time. Even to the extent of as much as two years. Say Masters in subject of graduation and B.Ed. Surely, one can pursue this arrangement. Career prospects too are enhanced since teacher with PG+B Ed can go places as compared with teacher with only Graduation + B.Ed.Some positions demand serving for a certain period in particular position. PG + B.Ed. will take you to that position earlier. It needs to be emphasized understood that higher educational qualification will always help in career progression and prospects.

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There are a variety of career opportunities available to graduates of political Science degree programs. Many graduates work in government as elected officials or in various other capacities. Other career options include journalism, law, business and teaching. Bachelors and Masters in Political Science analyse the fundamental problems in human society, such as world peace, economic crisis, globalization, international trade, and more. A Political Sciences programme will help you better understand how governments operate and interact, the impact of government policies on economic stability and growth, and how laws affect social and political change. Politics influences every aspect of our lives and contributes to the well-being of a nation, including education, employment, healthcare, and housing. LPU offers B.A. (Hons. ). In Political Science. Being an LPU Alumni, I can say that LPU has experienced faculty members, well-equipped labs, great infrastructure, excellent placements, complete training and placement assistance and lot more and that too at a very low fees and high scholarships. The university is equipped with the latest technologies delivering the most effective methods of teaching in its spacious campus. LPU provides an environment where students are enlightened through the extensive array of learning methodologies. Highly qualified teaching staff combined with the best laboratories and modern technologies makes LPU the best place to pursue your degree. This course at LPU offers Wide range of open majors and minor, option to study foreign languages and study Abroad option as well. I hope this helps. All the Best.

Candidates meet HSEE 2018 eligibility criteria if they have cleared any of the below mentioned examinations with qualifying marks in 2017 or are appearing for them in 2018:
The final examination of the 10+2 system, conducted by a Central or State Board recognised by the Association of Indian Universities
Intermediate or two-year Pre-University examination conducted by a Board or University recognised by the Association of Indian Universities.
Final examination of the two-year course of the Joint Services Wing of the National Defense Academy.
Senior Secondary School Examination conducted by the National Institute of Open Schooling with a minimum of five subjects.
Any Public School, Board or University examination in India or in a foreign country recognised as equivalent to the 10+2 system by the Association of Indian Universities.
HSC vocational examination.
General Certificate Education (GCE) examination (London, Cambridge or Sri Lanka) at the Advanced (A) level.
High School Certificate Examination of the Cambridge University or International Baccalaureate Diploma of the International Baccalaureate Office, Geneva.
For more about syllabus, kindly read:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/indian-institute-of-technology-madras/exams/hsee
All the best.

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This is a very interesting query or proposition! Let us first understand meaning of these terms and then we can see advantages or drawbacks.
BTC is acronym for 'Basic Training Course'. This is a two year course and these who pass out can be employed as teachers in Primary schools. This course can be done by those who have a graduate's degree. After successful completion, one can employed as primary teacher. PG as the name suggests is a postgraduate course also of two years duration that can be done after graduation.
BTC can get you a job in Primary section of the school and of course lesser pay. PG can get you employment in a college or in a school if B Ed is also done. But in school one can become principal too. On the other hand one can progress further in college if PG is followed by PhD and passing of NET. Can become Principal of college or even vice chancellor of a University.
But then again, if financial conditions do not permit further studies then one can get job with BTC.
To conclude, I would say that one should pursue BTC and job only if financial conditions do not permit further studies. Else, without doubt, PG should be preferred.

MA in Education - The Degree for Teaching Profession specialization in elementary education.
As the education sector is attracting adequate attention in the age of structural adjustment and economic reform, M.Ed is increasingly becoming a preferred career course for many Indians. This has also helped in the growth of the M.Ed career colleges in India. The M.Ed courses in India are generally pursued after the successful completion of the Bachelor of Education courses. It is a Post-Graduate degree course offered at most of the DIET centers across India.
In India, M.Ed is mainly offered by institutions that are recognized by National Council of Teacher Education, New Delhi. It is a government body in charge of improving and implementing teacher education programmes in the country. It is essential to pursue the M.Ed courses, if you are interested in pursuing a teaching career. M.Ed is considered an important course, as it helps the students to learn the education systems and patterns more profoundly and comparatively. In every state in India there are several institutions that offer Master of Education courses. The eligibility criterion for admission to this course is that candidates must pass their Bachelor of Education B.ED from a reputed institution in India.

The Institute of Archaeology under the aegis of Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), New Delhi, conducts a two year Post Graduate Diploma in Archaeology. The eligibility of entry to this program includes a Master's degree in Ancient or Medieval Indian History, Anthropology, or Archaeology from a recognized university. Students holding a Master's degree in classical languages or geology can also apply for this programme.
Archaeology in itself is a vast field and different roles are based on the area of specialization. The major branches of study in archaeology include:
Archaeobotany - Study of plant remains to ascertain agricultural practices of that time, food habits of the people, and climatic conditions thereof.
Archaeometry is the application of analytical engineering principles and processes to archaeology.
Archaeozoology - Branch of archaeology that looks into the remains of animals and related aspects such as their health, domestication, hunting practices, and so on.
Battlefield Archaeology - Intensive archaeological exploration of well-known battlefields.
Environmental Archaeology - Studies the impact of environment on past societies and vice versa.
Ethno Archaeology - Application of modern day ethnological or anthropological data on past societies to gain an insight into them.
Experimental Archaeology - Replication of obsolete objects and processes in order to get a better understanding of their working.
Geoarchaeology - The focus of this field is towards the inspection of soil and rock samples to determine changes in geological and environmental conditions.
Marine Archaeology - Also known as underwater archaeology. Study dedicated to probe the remains of ships along with the study of cultures that developed along the coastline.
Paleontology - This branch deals with the study of life forms that existed on earth before the advent of the modern man.
Prehistoric Archaeology - Archaeologists whose main interest is to examine human traditions that belong to the pre-recorded or prehistoric era.
Urban Archaeology - Branch that is specifically dedicated to the study of urban centers or cities.
Major Recruiters –
1. Archaeological Survey of India (ASI)
2. Indian Council of Historical Research (ICHR)
3. National Museum
4. Universities and colleges
5. Government and private museums and cultural galleries

Nowadays, English become a passion and without English living in this competition world is quote tough so after doing PG in English teaching one can get job in many sector. One can get job easily in any school because now a days finding English teacher is quite tough as less people can know the proper way of teaching the student.
You can also get the job of lecturer in college to teach Spoken English. They also get the job of Copywriter for their content prevention, Editor in Newspaper Channel, Freelance Writer, Reporter and Novelist. They can also get job of Translator, Interpreter in travel and tourism department and insurance department. One can also find jobs as independent literary critics, writing for print or online publications. They also have the option to start their own tuition centres for the English language.
Hope it helps.
Regards.

Some philosophy graduates go on to further study in philosophy. This could be with the intention of pursuing a career as a lecturer or simply due to their love of the subject, or both. Other related areas of interest include politics, ethics, international development and sociology.
For careers in law, lecturing and teaching, you'll need further qualifications. In areas such as journalism and advertising, you may find a postgraduate qualification useful, but relevant work experience is essential. Research the careers that interest you to find out if you'll need to take further study.
For more information on further study and to find a course that interests you, see Masters degrees and postgraduate courses.