What is procedure to become a teacher in ICSEE board school and CBSE board school? I have completed my post graduation in commerce.

I have opted for Net/set exam on 6th dec for assistant professor. If I don't pass I ll become a school teacher. So could u guide me if I can do B.Ed /Tet. Etc. Thankyou. Awaiting your reply for guidance.

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Saket Raj Sahu
6 years ago
Hi, First complete B.Ed Graduation is the minimum educational qualification required to apply for a Teacher job in private CBSE Schools. However, the selection criteria differ from school to school. Some reputed required Experience Certificate, TET Certificate, or B.Ed Qualification. For government

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No you just need to complete graduation for B.Ed.

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