Will doing B.Ed help in any way if I want to b a professor? (I wanna do M.Sc and PhD). My subject is psychology.

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Chetna S | Scholar-Level 17

2016-03-19 11:32:08

Hi Neha School teaching nd Professorship are two different areas so if u are aspiring to become a professor you should prepare for NET after post grad. Other path could be completing mba to join management college as professor.

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Neha Sharma | Contributor-Level 9

2016-03-19 11:27:13

if you want to become a professor then of course you should do M.Sc and P.hd,M.phil,NET.

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Ziya L | Beginner-Level 2

2016-03-19 11:34:48

but my question is, will doing b.ed mk a difference

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