I passed ugc net (Yoga) Nov 2017 with 73.14%. Im eligible for Assistant Professor post. I am MA Yoga 74% from UOU. How to get govt job ?

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Hello

The UGC NET is mainly conducted for the aspirants making career in the Lectreship and Reserch Program. The NET Exam is mainly conducted in the month of June and December Month. To prepare for the NET Exam.

The NET Exam is Conducted in around 80 subjects.One of the Subject is UGC NET Yoga, if you want to make career in the Yoga as a lecturer you need to complete tthe masters degree in the Yoga with more than around 55 % marks for the general category students. For the Reserved candidates and women candidates the students need to complete the masters degree with 50 % marks.

There is no age limit to appear in the UGC NET Yoga Exam while to avail the UGC Fellowships

you need to clear the JRF Exam.For JRF Exam the age limit is around 30 years and for reserved and female candidates the Scholarship age limit is 35 years with 5 year age relaxation.

Dear Raj,

You have  the required qualification for the job that you have in mind. However, most of the job openings at the level of Asst.Professor would require at least 2 years of experience in the practice of yoga. So, let's see how you can go about this.

The central government and most of the corporate bodies now see yoga as an effective answer to stress-related issues and have created openings for yoga instructors. What you need to do is to visit Quality Council of India (QCI) website, which is a nodal agency for accreditation of yoga practitioners. There are a number of agencies accreditied by QCI which give you certification. So, get some hands-on practice as your first step to becoming a yoga practitioner in the professional sense of the term. The QCI also has a voluntary scheme for yoga professionals as required by international standards.

The Ministry of External Affairs, through the Indian Council of Cultural Relations (ICCR) appoints yoga instructors in its embassies and counsulates abroad.

The central government's Ayush Minstry also plans to create 10,000 posts in the near future. Last year Haryana Government created 1000 vacancies and the Ayush Ministry is reported to have written to all states to identify scope for yoga instructors.

So, try to gain experience and in the meanwhile, visit the websites of QCI, ICCR, Ministry of Ayush to know what is happening and most importantly, buy Employment News or subscribe to that to know about job openings in central government, public sector undertakings etc.  Meanwhile, be on the look out for the post of yoga instructors in CBSE-affiliated schools, as at least 17000 schools teach yoga. Best of luck!