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In your form you must fill your father's current profession as they want information about what he is currently doing. So you must fill that he is a government teacher.

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According to me ,it does not matter that you have answered the question by using a or A so you do not need to worry on this if you answered correctly you will get marks and if wrong you will not be awarded with marks. So  let me summarize it again there is no problem in which form you have filled the answers.

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To become a teacher after your BBA and PGDM:

Consider pursuing a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) or equivalent teaching certification,Gain teaching experience through volunteering or tutoring,Specialize in a subject related to your background, such as business or management,Research the specific requirements for teaching in your country or region.

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Once the JBT is finished, you can apply for the Central Teaching Eligibility Test, a national entrance exam that is held twice a year in December and July. The exam lasts 150 minutes and has 150 objective type questions. There are two papers: Paper 1 (Primary Stage) is for candidates who want to teach students in classes 1 through 5, and Paper 2 (Elementary Stage) is for candidates who want to teach students in classes 6 through 8.

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Correct Answer: Apposite

Solution : The correct option is the second option.

Explanation:
Apposite refers to something that is highly relevant, fitting, or apt for a particular situation or context. It describes the quality of being precisely suitable or appropriate for a given purpose or circumstance. An apposite comment, example, or action is particularly well-suited and directly relevant to the matter at hand.

Therefore, the correct answer is apposite.