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How to become Teacher after 12th?


So many students after 12th ask me how to become Govt Teacher after 12th as there is no more counselling assistance exists in most of the school's in India specially in Govt Schools.


Any student can go for Teacher training prog after 12th. if you have secured more then 50% marks then you can go for JBT Course. this course is conducted by SCERT Board DIET in Delhi & Haryana. There is not Entrance test for this course. 


Direct admission on merit basis will take place in both of the states but as there are on 1000 Approx seats in delhi diet so chances are merit will reach up to 90%. Maximum students who don't get admission in Delhi Diet, they can apply for Gurgaon Diet. Classes will be online basis so there wont be any problem visiting colleges on regular basis.


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Those students who didn't got 50% marks in 12th, or those who want to go for B.ed after graduation usually take admission in NTT Course or Nursery Primary Teacher Training course. This course covers Art & Craft, Teaching Practice, rhyme practice, Story Telling practice, workshops, lesson plan & session plan along with theory.


As far as Fee is concerned, JBT course fee is around 20,000 per semester, NTT course is approx 20,000 per year (Free books).


Subjects :

Child Psychology

Child Care & Health

School Organisation

School Management

Contemporary India

Social Science (Primary Level)

English (Primary Level)

Hindi (Primary Level)

Math (Primary Level)

Science (Primary Level)


IF you want to know more about these course's related to teaching Prog you can visit these website :


NTT Course

JBT Course

B.ED Course


If you want counselling personally you can call my expert team on 9311811310

Article Written by Shikha Sharma (B.ED | M.ED certified Trainer)


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