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The document provides answers to various career-related questions. The test required for admission to IITs in India is the Joint Entrance Examination. The minimum qualification to write the civil service examination is graduation in any stream. To become a higher secondary school teacher in Kerala, one must have a post-graduation in the relevant subject, a B.Ed degree, and qualify the State Eligibility Test.
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