Which course to choose to become a lecturer? - M.Sc ( Maths), EDUCATION (M.Ed) or MBA( Finance)

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It is a good decision to study further. To take a decision first of all you need to decide which area interests you. For becoming a lecturer it is a must to have completed post graduation. Along with that it is a must to clear the NET exam. You will be eligible to appear this exam only after completion of post graduation. Also you need to select the subject studied during post graduation while appearing for the NET exam. So if you plan to teach Maths you need to first of complete your M.Sc in Maths and then appear for the NET exam. If you choose to do MBA you need to decide which area to specialise. You will need to take up a teaching career in the area of specialisation after clearing the NET exam. There is no point in pursuing M.Ed after having completed B.Ed. You need to choose amongst the other two options.

If you want to turn out to be a lecturer, then you have to complete the postgraduate studies. Since you are a Science graduate, it is better for you to do the M.Sc. Maths. After completion of your course, you have to clear out the UGC-NET exam for becoming a lecturer in institutions. Having qualified in the test, you can apply for jobs within any institutes all over India and abroad. In addition, postgraduation in Maths is the best course for you since you are from a Maths background. Since Maths has many branches like Applied Maths, Statistics and so on, you can choose your favourite specialization while doing the program. Various Universities and colleges offer the different courses in M.Sc. Maths. You should pursue the course from a certified University. Then only you may be able to apply for jobs in Government sector or in private sector colleges and institutes. MBA and M.ED are also excellent courses, but I think M.Sc course is the finest program for you to pursue.

after completion of m.sc in maths u become cecutrer and also become great future ...

Hi friend...
to become lecturer u have to persue M.ED but now-a-days all are preferring to do mba in finance inorder to become lecturer...if you want to do M.ED you can but it will take too much time to do...it best to do MBA if you didnt become lecturer then you can enter into an bank job....
all the best...

Hi...

With ure qualification so far u can opt for Msc and then NET to become lecturer.

i am a student of class 8 . i want to become a lecturer.pls help me to know what i want to study to become a lecturer!!!!!!!!

I think you should go for M.Sc in mathematics. Mathematics has a great future.

You are in class eight. First complete your 10th and 12th. Then go for B.Sc in mathematics after that M.Sc in mathematics. Mathematics has a good scope.

M.sc is a better option for u

M.Sc is a better option for you to become a lecturer

After completing PG course m.sc maths you can become a lecturer . All the best.

Hey for being a lecturer in some reputed college you first have to do your masters in your respective field and then you have to appear for an exam called NET if you want to be a lecturer in reputed universities such as Delhi university, Calcutta university (for appearing for it you should have at least 55% in your graduation) or SET, in case you want to be a lecturer in a particular state which are conducted by
respective state governments so just go for this option for being a lecturer in your desired university..

You should be post graduate first of all.There are various options.You can study MSC in maths and then you go for specilization.You can even go for MEd.You can study MED after BED .Other sort of field is MBA which you can take specialization of your interest.

I have done BE in electronics instrumentation and control engineering.Now, I am working in a software company.
I am planning to go for higher studies.But, i m confused between MBA or Msc Mathematics.
In near future ,I plan to go for a job of a lecturer. So, i wanted to ask that after doing Mba,can i apply for this job?

steps to do M.Sc

can i pursue mba after completing my m.ed???

i have completed msc in biotechnology in 2007......still now i ndont have a proper job plz suggest which field to go........plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

i have just completed 11 & i want to become a lecturer in maths.pls,help me out to which coureses i should go for.

Hi....
For becoming Lecturer of Mathematics ,M.sc ( maths) will be best for you.
After this you have to qualify National Eligibility Test conducted by union grant commision.
You can apply for either
Lecturership post
OR junior research fellowship.
Age limit:
for NET : no upper age is specified.
For JRF: atleast 21 to 28 years.
Examination is conducted twice in one year.
Examination held in the month of June and December.
Notifications are available on official website of UGC.
So first make your self eligible for this examination.
After qualifying examination you are selected for lecturer post in good university of India.
Thanks

If you plan to teach Maths you need to first of complete your M.Sc in Maths and then appear for the NET exam. If you choose to do MBA you need to decide which area to specialise. You will need to take up a teaching career in the area of specialisation after clearing the NET exam. There is no point in pursuing M.Ed after having completed B.Ed. You need to choose amongst the other two options.

Various Universities and colleges offer the different courses in M.Sc. Maths. You should pursue the course from a certified University. Then only you may be able to apply for jobs in Government sector or in private sector colleges and institutes. MBA and M.ED are also excellent courses, but I think M.Sc course is the finest program for you to pursue

GOOD LUCK.