🍎 Teaching — Integrated B.A B.Ed / B.Sc B.Ed (ITEP)

The journey, step by step

SSLC through to leadership.

1. 1Foundation · 1 Year🎓 SSLC — Class 10Finish Class 10. Your marks decide which colleges and subject combinations are open to you next.
2. 2Stream Selection · 2 Years📚 PUC — any streamTwo years of pre-university study in any stream — Science, Commerce or Arts all qualify. This guide lists the course under Arts. This is where you prepare for the entrance exam.
3. 3Entrance Exam · Exam year📝 NCET (National Common Entrance Test)Entry to ITEP — dual major in Education and a teaching subject is through NCET (National Common Entrance Test). NCET is run by National Testing Agency, for NCTE and leads to ITEP — the 4-year integrated B.A B.Ed / B.Sc B.Ed degree. Dates change every year — always confirm on the conducting authority's official portal.
4. 4Degree · 4 Years📘 ITEP — dual major in Education and a teaching subjectTeaching — Integrated B.A B.Ed / B.Sc B.Ed (ITEP): 4 Years. You can specialise in Languages, Mathematics, Science, Social Science and more.
5. 5First Job · After graduating💼 School Teacher (secondary)Common starting roles include School Teacher (secondary), Government School Teacher, Subject Coordinator.
6. 6Higher Studies · Optional🎯 M.Ed (2Y)You can continue with M.Ed (2Y), M.A / M.Sc in the teaching subject, PhD in Education.
7. 7Research · 3–5 Years for a PhD🔬 M.Ed → PhD in EducationM.Ed → PhD in Education · NCERT and SCERT curriculum research · UGC-NET Education
8. 8Government Route · Exam-based🏛️ Government school teacherGovernment school teacher via state TET and recruitment · KVS and NVS teaching posts · Kendriya Vidyalaya PGT and TGT cadre · Teacher posts under Samagra Shiksha
9. 9Entrepreneurship · Any time🚀 Own school or pre-schoolOwn school or pre-school · Coaching or tuition centre · EdTech content venture
10. 10Leadership · Long term⭐ Headmaster / PrincipalHeadmaster / Principal · Block or District Education Officer · Professor of Education

Job roles and salary ranges

Salary figures are indicative annual ranges, not guarantees.