Is it better to pursue a teaching career with an MCA degree and LinkedIn, instead of taking AI/ML coaching?

Ans: Yes you can. Can apply to private universities. There are a lot of universities and they would require teachers. If you do not get a full time opportunity, then can start with working as a visiting faculty.

Ans: Thanks for contacting me again.
Naturally, the mind is diverted because of too much hectic schedule of B.Tech. CSE and above that again regular course for M.Tech. But to build and shape the carer, you have to spend the time properly. But there is no harm in joining certification courses offered by the reputed institutes you mentioned. Many working/tech professionals are always eager to learn something new, hence join these institutions for diversified knowledge and get certificates.
Best of luck for your upcoming future.

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Ans: Hello and welcome back.
I am glad to hear that you are interested in teaching NEET-UG aspirants.
Yes! You can teach any subject if you are an expert. There are many examples when a student failed to crack any competitive examination, he started teaching and became successful in life. You can also be one of them. If you have a strong desire to teach, then master the subject in which you want to teach. Understand the paper pattern and the types of questions asked. Everything is possible if somebody desires to do it. With full confidence, start the preparation of the subject you love most (Phy or Che or Bio), master it, and learn how to teach it to the students so that they understand the concepts very easily. Try to understand the psychology of the students so that it would be easy to connect with them. Best of luck to your bright future.
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Ans: If your goal is to become a computer teacher, just COPA (ITI) will not be enough because most teaching vacancies ask for higher qualifications. The right step would be to go for a Diploma in Computer Science/IT or even better, a BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) or B.Sc. Computer Science. Later, if you want to teach in schools/colleges, doing B.Ed. or M.Sc. (CS/IT) can also help.
The SWAYAM courses are good for extra knowledge, but they won’t replace a recognized degree when it comes to eligibility. My suggestion is: continue learning through SWAYAM for skills, but also plan to take up a proper diploma or degree in computer science/IT to meet teaching criteria.