Education and Career Forum

Sir, I'm a asstt english teacher appointed in1992 with an honours degree in a govt aided school in darjeeling,wb.
I've recently done MA vis D.Ed. but haven't yet got any benefits.Am i eligible to do PHD via distance without doing MPhil,and avail increment?Pls enlighten me.
Thaking you,
Shivam Ngarden.
Darjeeling.

Those who have postgraduate degree in English from a recognised board with atleast 55% marks are eligible for PhD.
Admission is granted both on merit as well as entrance exam.

Teachers are entitled to health insurance for themselves and their family members, including medical, dental and vision coverage.
They are also entitled to sick days and paid leave.
Another benefit is work schedule.

In India, to become a professor you have to pass a special exam of the National Eligibility Test (NET) and State Level Eligibility Test (SLAT).

Eligibility: It is mandatory to have a master's degree in any stream with 55% marks (Professor Eligibility).

Yes. After completing MA in distance education, you are eligible to do PhD in the same field from any recognized university.

The eligibility to study PhD in English is a candidate must have passed a master's degree in the relevant field with a minimum score of 55% marks aggregate from a recognized university. There is no specific age limit to apply for this course and the admission selection is done on the basis of the score obtained in the entrance examination which is conducted by the university followed by an interview.

Benefits for an English Teacher working in a Government Aided High School are given below.

1. Medical Assistance to Teachers and their dependents.
2. Financial Assistance for Family Maintenance to the families of the deceased teachers.
3. Financial Assistance for the higher education of the children of the teachers.
4. Merit Scholarships to the eminent children of teachers.
5. Meritorious Awards to Teachers.
6. Good Salary pay.