Education and Career Forum

I want to know that what prospects and options M.C.A. pass-out students have in the West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) examination.

I passed out with less than 50% marks from Calcutta University in B.Sc. 3 years Pure Pass Course.
Then I studied 3 years M.C.A. course under W.B.U.T. and passed out with CGPA of 7.93 (71.8%).

Can I appear for WBSSC 2016 exam for TET(class V to VIII) and assistant teacher (subject wise)? If so, which categories or subjects can I choose?

For the WBSSC TET exam the minimum qualification required is higher secondary education with 45% aggregate marks from a recognized board or university.
For Class VI to VIII the candidate must have one of these qualification from the following courses:
1. Bachelor of Arts
2. Bachelor of Science
3. Diploma in Education
4. Bachelor of Education
5. Bachelor of Science in Special Education

Having a Master degree you have a chances to promote early in your post.

For your WBSSC TET test this minimum amount certification required is higher secondary education and learning together with atleast 45% of marks from a recognized board or maybe school/ university.

Pertaining to Class to be able to upto VI to VIII this candidate should have one of these certification on the subsequent courses:-

1. Diploma in education

2. Bachelor of Science disciplines

3. Bachelor of arts

4. Bachelor of Science in special Education

5. Bachelor of Education

After a Master degree there is a chances to advertise early on in your post.