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    To become a lecturer in India, one must have a post-graduate degree in their subject area. For university level teaching, a master's degree alone is typically not sufficient and an M.Phil or PhD is usually required. Candidates must also clear one of several entrance exams, including the UGC NET, CSIR NET, GATE, or SLET exams. These exams assess a candidate's skills and qualifications for roles as a professor, lecturer, or researcher. The document provides details on the eligibility requirements and entrance exams needed to pursue a career as a university lecturer in India.

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    To become a lecturer in India, one must have a post-graduate degree in their subject area. For university level teaching, a master's degree alone is typically not sufficient and an M.Phil or PhD is usually required. Candidates must also clear one of several entrance exams, including the UGC NET, CSIR NET, GATE, or SLET exams. These exams assess a candidate's skills and qualifications for roles as a professor, lecturer, or researcher. The document provides details on the eligibility requirements and entrance exams needed to pursue a career as a university lecturer in India.

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    To become a lecturer in India, one must have a post-graduate degree in their subject area. For university level teaching, a master's degree alone is typically not sufficient and an M.Phil or PhD is usually required. Candidates must also clear one of several entrance exams, including the UGC NET, CSIR NET, GATE, or SLET exams. These exams assess a candidate's skills and qualifications for roles as a professor, lecturer, or researcher. The document provides details on the eligibility requirements and entrance exams needed to pursue a career as a university lecturer in India.

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    To become a lecturer in India, one must have a post-graduate degree in their subject area. For university level teaching, a master's degree alone is typically not sufficient and an M.Phil or PhD is usually required. Candidates must also clear one of several entrance exams, including the UGC NET, CSIR NET, GATE, or SLET exams. These exams assess a candidate's skills and qualifications for roles as a professor, lecturer, or researcher. The document provides details on the eligibility requirements and entrance exams needed to pursue a career as a university lecturer in India.

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    How to Become a Lecturer in

    India

    Career in Indian Universities


    How to Become a Lecturer

    Would you wish to become a lecturer in top Indian college or university? Candidates
    who pursue a master’s degree in any subject can look forward to a career as a
    professor at the University.

    Here is a complete guide that can assist you as a professor in your career. Read more
    about the education sector and ways to approach your goal.
    Eligibility Criteria to Become a Lecturer

    Below is the eligibility criteria that the candidates have to fulfill to become a lecturer
    in Indian Universities or Colleges:

     You should have post-graduation degree in your teaching preference subject to


    become lecturer.
     Because higher education is advanced education, specialization is also required,
    i.e. M. Phil. Or doctorate in order to teach at the university level.
    Entrance Exams for a Lecturer

    To become a lecturer or to pursue higher education further i.e. M.Phil. / Ph.D., you need
    to clear any of the following exams:

     UGC NET
     CSIR NET
     GATE
     SLET
    Entrance Exams for a Lecturer

     UGC NET Exam:

    UGC NET Exam is conducted by NTA assess the skill of candidates required to hold the
    position of lecturers / professors / associates / research fellows at reputable universities
    in India.

    To appear in this exam candidates should have at least 55% aggregate marks in the
    postgraduation or 50% aggregate marks (for ST / SC / OBC / PWD) from a government
    recognized institute.
    Entrance Exams for a Lecturer

     GATE Exam:

    GATE Exam is conducted for admission to M.Tech./ M.E./PhD courses in IIT, IISER, IISc
    and other reputed Indian institutes.

    GATE is conducted by the IITs and IISc on the rotational basis.

    There is no minimum pass percentage in the qualifying degree while applying for GATE
    exam. But you should have minimum educational qualification to appear in this exam.
    Entrance Exams for a Lecturer

     CSIR NET Exam:

    CSIR NET Exam is conducted by NTA twice a year for those who want to make
    their career in research field.

    Only candidates with or pursuing their Science Stream Master’s degree are
    eligible for the CSIR NET Exam.
    Entrance Exams for a Lecturer

     SLET Exam:
    SET (State Eligibility Test) is the state level eligibility test 2019. In all states in India
    and also in certain colleges, the State Level Eligibility Test is administered in
    English.

    States have opted to administer their own test, i.e. Eligibility Study of State Level
    (SLET) for lectureship only.
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