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i have done B com , b.ed and cleared CTET paper2 in Maths and science.Am I eligible for THT SST?

Mayankjha.student2007 25th Aug, 2022


Hello dear,


If you have done B com, B.ED and also cleared CTET paper 2 in maths and Science.

Congratulation! Then yes, you are eligible for TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher).


You merely need to decide whatever topic, such as Social Science (60 Marks) or Math and Science (30 + 30 Marks), you wish to write your CTET Paper 2 in order to maximise your preferences, interests, and future advantages.


graduating with at least 50% of the required grades, passing the last year of a two-year elementary education diploma programme, or enrolling in a one-year bachelor's degree programme in education (B.ED). OR a Bachelor of Education (B.ED) degree with at least 45% of the required marks, as determined by the NCTE (Recognition Norms and Procedure) Regulations, which are periodically issued in this regard.


I hope you pick a good option for you.


All the very best.

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I have qualified UPTET and CTET paper 2 that is upper primary level, am I eligible for super TET examination? I have read at many places that paper 1(primary)should be qualified for supertet, please clear my doubt.

Sijal Siddiqui 16th Aug, 2022

Hi,

Candidates applying for the Super TET 2022 must have graduated and got at least 50% marks in all their studies . Candidates must have obtained a bachelor's degree in primary/ elementary education (B. Ed) or hold a degree in this field.

If you have completed your B. Ed. Degree and  qualified  both Uptet and ctet of paper 2, you are therefore, eligible for super tet examination also.

But to be on a safer side, you can also go for paper 1 as it would increase your chances for a secured government job if the vacancies are up for any programme.

Regards.

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What are the rules for type 1 diabetics attempting ctet? Are they allowed to carry medication and other stuff ? as they are permitted to do in board exams.

Jyoti Eyasmin 14th Aug, 2022

Dear Student,

When there is emergency of medical conditions, with proper prescription, the exam coordinator will allow your medications under certain rules and regulations.
As your condition comes under serious medical complications, they’ll definitely allow you to take your meds along with you.

To know more about the exam -

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/ctet/articles

You already know what are the precautions one should take during such medical conditions, but I would still like to point out some -

1. Keep your blood pressure and cholesterol level under control.

2. Take care of your teeth.
Gum infections may make you more susceptible to diabetes. Use fluoride toothpaste at least twice a day, floss once a day, and make appointments for dental checkups at least twice a year. If your gums bleed, appear red or swollen, call your dentist.

3. Pay attention to your feet.

High blood sugar levels can harm your feet's nerves and reduce blood flow. Cuts and blisters can cause serious infections if left untreated. Your feet may experience discomfort, tingling, or lack of sensation as a result of diabetes.

To avoid foot issues:

- Use lukewarm water to wash your feet every day. Do not wet your feet because doing so can cause dry skin.

- Dry your feet gently, paying specific attention to the space in between your toes.

- Apply lotion or petroleum jelly to your ankles and feet to moisturise them. Avoid applying creams or oils between your toes since the extra moisture can cause an infection.

- Every day, look for calluses, blisters, ulcers, redness, and swelling on your feet.

- If a sore or other foot issue doesn't start to heal after a few days, speak with your doctor. Consult your doctor as soon as possible if you have an open sore on your foot.

- Never wear bare feet inside or outside.

4. Examine taking an aspirin daily.

Your doctor might suggest taking a low dose of aspirin every day to help lower your risk of heart attack and stroke if you have diabetes and other cardiovascular risk factors like smoking or high blood pressure. The risk of bleeding from taking aspirin may outweigh any potential advantages if you don't have any other cardiovascular risk factors. As well as which aspirin strength would be ideal for you, inquire with your doctor about whether daily aspirin medication is appropriate for you.

Stay safe and all the very best for your exam.


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What are the rules for type 1 diabetics attempting ctet? Are they allowed to carry medication and other stuff ? as they are permitted to do in board exams.

sakshijadhav277 26th Aug, 2022

Dear students,

When there is emergency of medical conditions, with proper prescription, the exam coordinator will allow your medications under certain rules and regulations.

As your condition comes under serious medical complications, they'll definitely allow you to take your meds along with you.

To know more about the exam -

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/ctet/articles

You already know what are the precautions one should take during such medical conditions, but I would still like to point out some -

1. Keep your blood pressure and cholestrol level under control.

2. Take care of your teeth. Gum infections may make you more susceptible to diabetes. Use fluoride toothpaste at least twice a day, floss once a day , and make appoinments for dental checkups atleast twice a year. If your gums bleed, appear red or swollen, call your dentist .

3. Pay attention to your feet.

High blood sugar levels can harm your feet's nerves and reduce blood flow. Cuts and blisters can cause serious infections if left untreated. Your feet may experience discomfort, tingling, or lack of sensation as a result of diabetes.

To avoid foot issues:

- Use lukewarm water to wash your feet everyday. Do not wet your feet because doing so can cause dry skin.

- Dry your feet dently, paying specific attention to the space in between your toes.

- Apply lotion or petroleum jelly to your ankles and feet to moisturise them. Avoid applying creams or oils between your toes since the extra moisture can cause an infection.

- Every day, look for calluses, blisters, ulcers, redness, and swelling on your feet.

4. Examine taking an aspirin daily.

Your doctor might suggest taking a low dose of aspirin every day to help lower your risk of heart attack and stroke if you have diabetes and other cardiovascular risk factors like smoking or high pressure. The risk of bleeding from taking aspirin may outweigh any potential advantages if you don't have any other cardiovascular risk factors. As well as which aspirin strength would be ideal for you, inquire with your doctor about whether daily aspirin medication is appropriate for you .

Stay safe and All the best!



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If someone has qualified CTET as OBC but he/she is from general caste, then what would he/she do? Is the certificate valid? Does he/she need to appear for CTET again?

sakshijadhav277 27th Aug, 2022

Obviously, the candidate will be considered as OBC.

Even if he has secured a score more than cutoff for General Category, he will be considered as other backward class, subject to validity of all the certificate needed to prove the same.

Note: Candidates with a Non-Creamy layer certificate only can avail reservations belonging to OBC.

Hope this helps!!

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