What is the average salary for B.Ed at Rampur Adarsha College of Education?

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Rampur Adarsha College of Education B.Ed. graduates' average pay usually corresponds with general market trends for teaching positions in India. Starting pay for graduates pursuing teaching positions in primary or secondary education typically range from INR 2.5 to INR 4 Lacs annually. Depending on

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B.Ed graduates from Rampur Adarsha College of Education typically earn starting salaries ranging from INR 2.5 to 3.5 LPA in private schools. Government positions offer higher pay but require clearing exams like TET/CTET. Salary depends on the role, school type, and location.

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