Yes, with your B.Com, B.Ed, CTET Paper 2 clearance, and a subsequent BA with History (Hons) including the relevant Social Science subjects like Geography, Political Science, and History, you are eligible to apply for a TGT Social Science position. Your B.Ed degree will be considered valid for this purpose.

• Subject combination in BA is crucial:

While your B.Com may not directly qualify you for Social Science teaching, your BA (Hons) in History with the right subject combination makes you eligible.

• CTET Paper 2 is relevant:

Having cleared the CTET Paper 2 indicates your preparedness to teach classes 6-8, which is the TGT level.

• Check specific eligibility criteria:

Always verify the precise subject requirements for TGT Social Science positions in your desired state or institution as slight variations might exist.

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Yes , you can apply for the CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) even if you are not currently working in a school.

The eligibility criteria for CTET require candidates to have the necessary educational qualifications, such as B.Ed. but there is no requirement to be employed at the time of application.

If you meet the qualification criteria, you are eligible to appear for the exam.

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As a first-year BSTC (Basic School Teaching Certificate) student, you are not eligible to appear for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) .

Eligibility for CTET requires candidates to have completed or be in the final year of a teacher education program recognized by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE).

Therefore, you can apply for CTET only when you are in the final year of your BSTC program.

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Hello there,

No, you are not eligible for CTET because the eligibility criteria require at least 50% in 12th or Graduation along with the required teacher training qualifications (like B.Ed or D.El.Ed).

CTET Eligibility Criteria:

1. For Paper 1 (Class 1-5) – 50% in 12th + D.El.Ed/B.El.Ed (Relaxation for SC/ST/OBC/PwD).
   
   
2. For Paper 2 (Class 6-8) – 50% in Graduation + B.Ed (Relaxation available).

Even though you have 61% in M.A. , CTET considers only 12th and Graduation marks , so you don’t qualify .

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.

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The eligibility for becoming a Hindi teacher depends on state rules and qualifications . Clearing CTET is essential but specific states may not consider your high school math marks as a criterion for Hindi teacher eligibility. Instead, they focus on:

1. Educational Qualifications : Bachelor's degree with Hindi as a subject.

2. Teacher Training : B.Ed or equivalent.

3. Passing CTET/STET  : Necessary for government teaching jobs.

Above qualifications and clear CTET, your math marks in high school shouldn't be a barrier to becoming a Hindi teacher.

Hope this helps you .

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Yes, you can prepare for the exam. The minimum eligibility is to have a minimum of 50% marks in graduation but there is 5% relaxation for the reserved categories. If you have cleared the CTET exam, you are eligible for the exam and prepare well to get a good score.

To be eligible for the Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT) Social Science exam, candidates must meet the following criteria:

1.Have a bachelor's degree in any subject from a recognized university with at least 45% marks in aggregate

2.Have a B.Ed degree from a recognized university

3.Have qualified for CTET Paper II

4.Have a working knowledge of Hindi

5.Be under 30 years of age

The minimum qualifying marks for the DSSSB exam are: 40% for general category candidates, 35% for OBC candidates, and 30% for SC/ST/PwD candidates.

With all these eligibility criteria any candidate can give tgt social science exam.from your details one thing is missing that is b.ed course so you need to do b.ed first to be eligible for the exam.

B. Ed course details here

CTET correction window is open till 25 th October candidates who needs to change in their name address educational qualification etc get the opportunity to correct it through correction window.to modify the form candidates should login to view their application form and change it according to them after that they have to submit it.once they submitted there is no need of admit approval of form the submission of the form is the proof that your form is accepted.

Dont anxious for unnecessary things you need to start your preparation soon as the CTET exam date is near it is conducted on 15 December.all the best for the exam

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If you have paid twice for your CTET application form 2024, here's how to seek a refund on one of those payments:

Official CTET Website: You check the official website of CTET for such instructions if any for duplicate payments.

CTET Helpdesk: You would be required to email or call on the helpline number of the CTET. Here's what you need to provide in that email/call- application number, both the transaction details, and a screenshot or photocopy of the payment receipt.

Bank Support: Obtain the contact numbers of both the banks holding the accounts. Mail them with transaction details and ask them to walk you through the refund procedure.

Track the refund status with the CTET board and the banks too. If the board does not do anything, it might be an auto-reversal in your bank account. Keep following both the organizations regularly.

Maintain all the correspondence and payment slips for creating a record of refund.

It may now be possible for students to apply for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) 2024 if they have completed their B.Ed. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) updated the requirements for CTET Exam 2024 eligibility. A Bachelor of Education (BEd) degree is typically required in order to teach in Indian schools. Teaching in Government Schools, Army/Air Force Schools, Kendriya Vidyalayas, and DSSSB is mandatory. The two-year BEd program trains teachers to instruct students in grades six through twelve.

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