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hi i m M.Sc (regular)in mathematics,B.Ed regular and M.TECH(IT) correspondence from KSOU .AM I ELIGIBLE FOR THE POST OF LECTURER IN ENGENERING COLLEGE

Hi dear,

You can join engineering colleges in chennai as a lecturer as you have done M.Sc and B.Ed.
But in some govt colleges,you may not be preferred as per AICTE rule you must have an M.Tech.
For more info please visit the sites:

www.careerjet.co.in › All jobs ,
www.wiki.answers.com/.../What_is_the_eligibility_for_lecturer_in_engineerin g_college

Thanks

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