Dear Candidate ,
To become a professor in nursing you must complete B.Sc Nursing followed by Msc nursing to become an assistant professor . While a PHD is not mandatory initially , it highly recommended and often required  for promotions in most universities . You may need to qualify exams like UGC -NET or university specific requirement tests , especially for teaching in central or state universities . During M.Sc. Nursing , you can earn through part-time clinical work , teaching assistant roles , or stipends offered by some institutions .

Hello,

Semester exams in VIT are mostly based on the class modules, lecture notes, and what professors teach in class. The questions are usually not as tough as JEE Mains. Most of the time, they are direct and based on what has been taught.

Many questions also come from previous year papers and sometimes from reference books if the professor has mentioned them. But overall, if you follow the class lectures, go through the module content, and practice from past papers, you can score well.

So, the level is moderate, not too tough, not too easy. Mostly concept-based, but not like JEE level tricky.

Hope it helps !

Hello Rishabh,

If you are asking whether professors in other colleges teach the same content as IITs, the answer depends on the institute. Some good engineering colleges follow similar syllabuses, but the teaching quality, research exposure, and depth of concepts may not always match IITs. IITs focus a lot on research, advanced problem-solving, and innovation, which may not be the same everywhere.

If you want information about a particular college, please ask your question by mentioning the college name and location etc.

Thank you !

Hi Siddhi,

Steps to Become a Maths Professor After 11th & 12th PCM

1. Complete a Bachelor's Degree – B.Sc. Mathematics (3 years)
   
   
2. Pursue a Master's Degree – M.Sc. Mathematics (2 years)
   
   
3. Qualify for UGC NET or SET – Required for Assistant Professor roles in colleges.
   
   
4. Complete a Ph.D. in Mathematics – Increases career prospects, especially for top universities.
   
   
5. Gain Teaching Experience – Work as a lecturer or research assistant.
   
   
   Salary of a Maths Professor in India

• Assistant Professor : Rs. 40,000 - Rs. 1 lakh/month
• Associate Professor : Rs. 80,000 - Rs. 1.5 lakh/month
• Professor (Senior level) : Rs. 1.5 lakh - Rs. 3 lakh/month
• Private colleges may offer lower salaries, while IITs & NITs provide better packages.
  
  
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  Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello there,

Unfortunately, I don't have access to specific job application statuses or recruitment details for your college. I recommend reaching out directly to the college's HR department or checking the college's official website for updates on the assistant professor positions.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello Animesh,

If you filled out the UGC NET application under the EWS category but qualified for the Assistant Professor position by scoring above the general category cutoff, you will be considered under the General category for further processing.

The category under which you qualify is determined by the cutoff score and the rules set by the examination authority. Even though you applied under EWS, if your score is higher than the general category cutoff, you would fall under the general category. Therefore, your qualification status will be recognized as General, not EWS.

However, it is recommended to double-check with the official UGC NET authorities or refer to their official notification for precise details.

For more details about cutoff of UGC NET Click Here .

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.