Hello,
If you do your B.Sc. and B.Ed. in English medium and also fill out your 2nd and 3rd grade teacher exam form in English, then it mostly depends on the subject and the school you’re assigned to after selection.

Even if you studied in an English medium, your posting could be in either an English or Hindi medium government school; it’s usually decided by the education department based on vacancies. But since your background is in English, there’s a good chance you might get placed in an English medium school, especially if you choose English as your teaching subject.

So basically, it’s not fixed; you can get either one, but your English background might give you a little edge for English-medium schools.

Hello, Yes , based on the details you've provided, you can apply for an EWS certificate.

The reason is that for an unmarried person, the income of their adult siblings (who are 18 years of age or older) is not included when calculating the "family income" for an EWS certificate.

As long as your parents' gross annual income is below the 8 lakh threshold and your family's assets are within the prescribed limits (e.g., less than 5 acres of agricultural land, etc.), you are eligible to apply.

Yes, a B.Com graduate with a 2-year A.T.D. (Art Teacher Diploma) can apply for the CTET exam , provided the diploma is recognized by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) or the respective state education board.

For the Primary Stage (Class I–V) , CTET eligibility requires either:

• Graduation in any stream with a minimum of 50% marks , along with a 2-year Diploma in Elementary Education / D.Ed / BTC , or

• Senior Secondary (12th) with 50% marks and a recognized 2-year diploma in elementary education.

Since you have 60.08% in B.Com and a 2-year A.T.D. , you meet the academic requirement and can appear for CTET, especially for Art / Drawing teaching subjects .

Note: Always ensure your diploma is recognized , and keep your certificates ready for verification during admission or appointment.