NVS TGT Science and KVS PGT Science Eligibility Criteria

If you’re aiming to attempt NVS PGT TGT Science or KVS PGT TGT Science, it’s important to understand the specific eligibility requirements for these roles.

Eligibility Criteria for NVS PGT & KVS PGT:

To be eligible for the position of a PGT, you need to meet the following criteria:

Educational Qualification: You must have a Master’s degree in the relevant subject. For example, if you’re applying for PGT Chemistry, an M.Sc in Chemistry is required.
Professional Qualification: A B.Ed (Bachelor of Education) degree is mandatory to apply for PGT posts.
CTET: While the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) is not mandatory for PGT positions, having it adds value to your profile.

Eligibility Criteria for NVS TGT & KVS TGT:

If you are targeting a TGT position, the following qualifications are necessary:

Educational Qualification: A graduation degree in a relevant subject is essential. For instance, if you plan to apply as a TGT Science teacher, a B.Sc in a relevant subject (e.g., PCM – Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) is required.
Professional Qualification: Like PGT, a B.Ed degree is mandatory for TGT posts as well.

Get detailed info about the UP PGT Chemistry Syllabus here.

Download UP PGT PHysics Syllabus in English here.

Importance of B.Ed for PGT/TGT Roles:

Although you have strong qualifications—such as a Master’s degree in Chemistry, a B.Sc in PCM, and even passing the CTET Paper-2—it is crucial to complete your B.Ed degree to qualify for both PGT and TGT positions in NVS and KVS. The B.Ed is a non-negotiable requirement for these teaching roles.

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