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30th January 2015, 03:01 AM
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Will I be eligible for lecturer post if I do post graduation course through correspondence?


Will I ll be eligible to become a lecturer if I do my post graduation through correspondence?

What will be the disadvantage?




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Default Re: Will I be eligible for lecturer post if I do post graduation course through correspondence?

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Will I ll be eligible to become a lecturer if I do my post graduation through correspondence?

What will be the disadvantage?
Sorry that you are not directly eligible for lecturer post after completing Master degree course through correspondence. You need to appear and qualify in NET/SLET exam in order to get lecturer job. So, please apply for NET/SLET exam after Master degree. Here I am providing you the details regarding NET Entrance exam

National Eligibility Test (NET) which is conducted by University Grants Commission for year twice in a year during the month of June an December.

The minimum educational qualification required for NET Exam is Master degree in any stream with minimum of 55% marks from a recognized university and 50% marks for reserved category students.

NET conduct the exam for two posts Junior research fellowship and Lectureship.

- Junior research fellowship: Applicant age should not more than 28 years.
- Lectureship: There is no upper age limit for this post.

For any further information, please click here -www.ugcnetonline.in
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