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Am I eligible for teaching job after BTech?
Question:1.I am a final year
student of BTech from Phagwara. I want to go into teaching. I have heard that
BTech students can give the NET to become a lecturer?
Answer. The CSIR-UGC NET Exam
for JRF & Lectureship is conducted by the CSIR in five areas: Chemical Sciences, Earth, Atmospheric,
Ocean & Planetary Sciences, Life Sciences, Mathematical Sciences, Physical
Sciences. Yes, BS-4 years/ BE/BTech/ B.Pharma graduates are eligible to
take the NET, apart from those with an MSc or equivalent degree/BS-MS/MBBS with
minimum 55 per cent marks (5 per cent relaxation in marks for SC/ST/ OBC/ PwD).
In case you wish to take the CSIR-UGC NET Exam to be held on December 16, 2018, you can apply
under the “Results Awaited” (RA) category – provided you complete your degree
within two years in order to avail of the Fellowship (JRF). However, if you
only possess a Bachelor’s degree (BE/BTech/BPharma), you’re not eligible for
lectureship. Incidentally, the IITs offer direct admission to PhD for
meritorious BE/BTech students (1st divisioners).
But, as per current UGC norms, these PhD degree-holders are not eligible
for the post of Assistant Professors in Indian universities although they’re
qualified for the post at the IITs/NITs. Reason?
They don’t possess the mandatory master’s degree. This anomaly was
finally addressed by the UGC in its recent meeting and is likely to be
scrapped/amended. Incidentally, BSc (Hons) or equivalent degree-holders who are
enrolled in Integrated MS-PhD programmes (with minimum 55% marks) can also apply.
The age limit is 28 years for JRF (NET). There’s a 5-year relaxation in age
limit for SC/ST/ /PwD/Women candidates and 3 yrs for OBC (creamy layer). The
application deadline is October 15, 2018.
Details: www.csirhrdg.res.in (https://www.govtjobsportal.in/2018/09/ugc-net-csir-examination-december-2018.html
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Data science course from govt agency?
Question:2. I have been working as a software developer
in a small IT firm in Noida for the past five years after doing my MCA. I have
been reading about Data Science and am very keen to learn something about it.
But it is not possible for me to leave my job as I have family
responsibilities. Nor can I spend a huge amount on fancy courses. What do you suggest?
Answer. For starters, if you can spare four (two-day)
weekends, there’s an interesting Skill Development programme on Data Science
& Machine Learning offered by the M/o Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises
(MSME), Govt. of India, that you could check out. The technology Development
Centre of MSME, Meerut would be your best bet. If you hurry, you could enroll
for their first session which starts on October 6, in NOIDA (Sect 3) itself.
Being a government initiative, the fee has been kept at Rs.25,000 (+GST). For
details, log onto: www.ppdcmeerut.com .
There are several other courses in the market, including some good
online ones that are offered via the MOOCS platform which you could check out.
In fact, data scientists and front-end developers received the maximum salary
hikes in 2017. Those with three to five years of experience fetched salaries
ranging from Rs.25-29 lakh last year. Data scientists use computing systems to
collect, analyse and interpret large quantities of data and information to help
businesses (including startups) improve their operations and gain a competitive
edge over their rivals. And in the wake of the AI (Artificial Intelligence)
boom, many companies are looking to grow their Data Analytics teams.
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