How to become an Assistant Professor?

Becoming an Assistant Professor in the prestigious colleges of India is the dream of many students. Wondering how to become an Assistant Professor after clearing UGC NET?

Once you clear the UGC NET Exam the gateway of becoming an Assistant Professor opens the door.

Choosing this field as your career leads to many job opportunities. With the increase in the competition level among the aspirants.  

Before getting a chance to become an Assistant Professor to may go through a certain process which may include; interview, written exam or GD.

Every Institute follows their different Selection Process.

Before becoming the Assistant Professor in the National Universities you need to qualify the UGC NET Eligibility Criteria so, that you can appear in the exam.

Some Steps towards the Achievement of becoming an Assistant Professor

·         First shortlist the name of Colleges and Universities, in which you like to serve the duties as an Assistant Professor.

·        Once you gather the list of selected Colleges and Universities, keep a regular check on the official website of these Institutes.

·        Through the regular visit of the official sites, you will know the vacancies and grab the opportunity and fill for the same.

Success Mantra for Becoming Lecturer

On the other hand, the bitter truth is, it is not that easy to achieve a job in colleges and universities. Getting a job of Lecturer is like taking a pinch of salt. In, comparison with the total number to selected candidates in UGC NET Exam and becoming an Assistant Professor is very less.

The number of vacancies is less than the number of Applied candidates. This is the main reason for lacking the number of Assistant Professors and more vacancies cannot be generated until the new institutes are opened.

In order to stand-out in this competitive world, you must acquire some skills in the field of teaching and language. You can also do M.Phil., PhD

We hope this article will help you on how to become an Assistant Professor in colleges.