Candidates must pass either the CTET or the TET in order to work as a teacher in central or state government schools. The Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) is administered by the states, whereas the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) is administered on a nationwide basis.

You can pass entrance tests like the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET), National Eligibility Test (NET), or Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) to become a government teacher. You must have a bachelor's degree in education (B. Ed.).

PGT, TGT, and PRT are several positions. Primary teachers are referred to as PRTs, Trained Graduate Teachers as TGTs, and Post Graduate Teachers as PGTs.

In schools, colleges, and universities, the arts stream offers a variety of instructional options. A Bachelor of Education (B. Ed) is a degree that one can pursue to work as a teacher.

Bachelor's degree with at least 50% in the relevant subject(s) or combination of subjects overall. B. Ed. or a degree of equal standing from an accredited institution. Either pass CBSE's CTET Paper II or show up for CTET.

In India, government teaching is a very respectable job that is suited for both men and women, however, it is thought to be more ideal for women. People appreciate teaching jobs and select them as careers because they offer respect in society as well as a solid wage.