Dear aspirant,

If you give UGC-Net, you are making yourself eligible to apply for PhDs in India. You should be able to have enough amount of financial independence with your JRF money. If you looking for making more income, you should think of online tutoring, doing pat time jobs like content creation so that you'll be able to make some extra money. If you are looking for options other than MSc, you can apply for industrial jobs, based on your expertise. Ex :- You can work in pharmaceutical companies if you have a masters in biology/chemistry. You'll be able to carry out research and have more financial independence as well.

Hope this helps.

Dear student,

I can't say anything for sure as the competition is very tough and there are many other factors which are responsible for the selection. But you have a good rank you will surely find a good college.

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The above link will help you predict your college based upon all the details. There is a video also in case you find it difficult to use.

All the best

Yeah! You can definitely for the Assistant Professorship, if you have done MA in Psychology by qualifying the required examination in your state through which recruitment of professors are done.

Now in general, now-a-days, having a PhD degree/NET qualified in the subject, is a requirement asked by many institutes. So if you can qualify the NET or if you are interested to go for research, then after the completion of PhD go for it, and it will be a better choice, in terms of promotions and getting selected.

For more information regarding Psychology as a career consider the link below:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/psychology-course

For more information regarding NET consider the link below:

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/ugc-net

I hope this helps. Wish you a great eve!

Hello!

The salary of a professor of Biotechnology varies from institution to institution and it also varies according to the post-

Assistant Professor in a UGC approved institution gets monthly salary starting from Rs  57,000- Rs 1,25,000 Lakhs. IITs offer upto 20.22 Lakhs per annum. P rofessor in any Government Colleges / Universities then they are entitled to additional allowances such as rent allowance, dearness allowance, travel allowance and many more.

Hope this answers your query!

Hi there,

In my opinion post graduation in central university is always better than post graduation in private colleges not based on study , equity or anything. It is just that the certificate value of central university is better than private colleges. But even if you did your Post graduation in private colleges if your talented you can become professor with your skills.

Regards,

Sahithi akavaram.

Hello student,

I request you to be a little more descriptive about your question because based on the set of information provider from your side it's very difficult for me to decode which particular book or topic your interested to know about.

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Yes, one can apply for the position of Assistant Professor after completing his/her Master's program, as a fresher.

To become an Assistant Professor,  PhD is not a requirement rather, qualifying NET/SET exams are mentioned as the elegibility criteria in most of the places.

For the position of Associate Professor and Professor, teaching experience and publications are of vital importance including PhD.

hi,

To become a Sociology professor after completing a post-graduation in Sociology from Lovely Professional University (LPU), the necessary qualifications include:

1. Master’s Degree : A post-graduate degree in Sociology with good academic standing is essential. Most universities require at least 55% marks in your post-graduation.

2. PhD or MPhil : Pursuing a PhD in Sociology is typically required for permanent faculty positions. Some institutions may hire candidates with an MPhil for temporary roles, but a PhD is preferred.

3. National Eligibility Test (NET) : Qualifying the UGC-NET (National Eligibility Test) is mandatory for lectureships in most Indian universities. The NET ensures you meet the academic standards for teaching at the university level.

4. Teaching Experience : Gaining teaching or research experience through fellowships, assistantships, or guest lecturing can strengthen your profile.

These qualifications, along with published research, increase your chances of securing a position as a Sociology professor.

Hello,

You can pursue BA Hons in Psychology for which the eligibility criteria is passed 10+2 from a recognized board in any stream securing 50% aggregate or above depending upon the norm of the colleges, admission process may be based on the merit of the qualifying examination or it can be done through entrance tests,

some of the top colleges regarding this are as follows;

• Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce, Pune
• MCM DAV College for Women, Chandigarh
• DAV College, Chandigarh
• St Paul's College, Ranchi
• Daulat Ram College, Delhi
• Indraprastha College for Women, Delhi

check out our page at https://dqxeclau.top/courses/ba-hons-psychology to know more details regarding this, after this you need to pursue MA Psychology for which you will be required to have 50% aggregate in BA Psychology Hons, the required aggregate may vary among colleges, so is the process of admission, check out our page at https://dqxeclau.top/courses/ma-in-psychology to explore more details regarding this, and follow it by appearing for UGC NET JRF in order to pursue PhD or lecturer to teach in college, you will be required to possess MA Psychology from a recognized university securing 55% aggregate if you belong to UR, for reserved categories there is relaxation of 5%, you can also appear for UGC NET while pursuing MA Psychology as the scores remain valid for two years from the date of declaration of NET results, there are also state level recruitment of assistant professors for which the eligibility criteria remain same as that of NET,

Hi,

The subjects to be taken in class 11th highly depends on what you want to pursue in future, and what is your school providing as options, as different schools have different offering subjects.

There is entrepreneurship, history, geography, music, economics,  and many, many other subjects. You should go for subjects like History, social sciences, economics,  languages etc.

The stream you need to take must be directly connected with the subject you want be professor in. Talking about degrees and formal specifications, you need to have BA and MA in the subject. For further specifications you may need to have PHD too.

Other than that you must clear exams like NET(national eligibility test)and SLET(state level eligibility test). Clearing these will allow you to apply for a job in government or government associated institutions. However to get a job in government college you need to clear another exam that is UPSC which held every time a vacancy is created .

Most of these exams require advanced knowledge of your field along with knowledge of mental ability, GK and a language.

To become a government teacher, first of all you must get good percentage in your 10th, 12th and UG or PG as well as B.ed., Because if you want to become a government teacher, you have to write (Tet exam- Teacher Eligibility Test.) Or TRB. Tet exam for UG bachelors and TRB for PG bachelors. UG bachelors must need weightage. Weightage is based upon the 10th, 12 th and UG percentage. But TRB exam marks doesn't need weightage. Government teacher= (UG) Tet mark+ weightage. PG bachelor needs only the TRB mark percentage. B.ed is must to write Tet or TRB. To become a government teacher is a big task.

Hope this helps.

Good luck.