Wednesday, November 12, 2014

TNTET :Supreme Court issues notice to T.N. on teachers’ appointment

TNTET :Supreme Court issues notice to T.N. on teachers’ appointment


The petitioners allege that the criteria for selection were changed after the process started




The Supreme Court on Monday made it clear to the Tamil Nadu government that its appointment of 6,000 teachers till date by revising the norms would be subject to the outcome of an appeal.

A Bench of Justices Ibrahim Kalifulla and A.M. Sapre passed the order, issuing notice to the State on special leave petitions filed by Lavanya and others, challenging two conflicting judgments of the Madras High Court.

Conflicting verdicts

While the Madurai Bench quashed the G.O by which the government altered the criteria, the principal seat upheld it. Hence, an authoritative pronouncement was required from the Supreme Court, the petitioners said.

Test and weightage marks

The petitioners said they had written the Teacher Eligibility Test conducted by the Teachers Recruitment Board on August 18, 2013, and secured pass marks under the criteria fixed by the Board. They were also awarded weightage marks based on the academic qualification as per the criteria set forth in the G.O. dated October 5, 2012. They subsequently took part in the selection for the post of BT Assistant, and they were called to attend certificate verification conducted on January 23 and 24 this year.

The government issued orders, dated February 6, 2014, granting relaxation of 5 per cent of marks to the candidates belonging to the SC/ST, BC, MBC, BCM, de-notified communities and persons with disability, reducing the pass marks to 55 per cent from 60 per cent. This was sought to be applied to candidates who wrote the test on August 18, 2013. About 6,000 teachers had been appointed so far. The petitioners were aggrieved by the change in the criteria after the selection started, and wanted the appointment quashed.

The Bench directed that the mater be listed after six weeks.

News Sabhaar : The Hindu (12.11.2014)
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Maamle Lo Dekhne Par Pata Chal Raha Hai ki - Aarakshit Varg Ke Liye Tamilnadu mein 60 se 55% marks Baad Mein Karke Selection Kiye Gaye The.
Jis Par Supreme Court ne Maamle Ko APne Adheen Kar - Bhrtee ko Case Ke Nistaran Ke Anusaar Kar Diyaa Hai.
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It is observed that pasing marks for reserved category wa changed to 55% from 60% after selection process started.

Change of rule happens in Middle cause this matter to reach in Supreme court, And now Selection will be happended according to disposal of this case in Supreme Court.

2 comments:

  1. Tamil Nadu Teachers Recruitment Board starts recruitment

    The Tamil Nadu Teachers Recruitment Board (TRB) has started on with its recruitment process. It invites eligible and interested candidates to fill up various Graduate Assistant positions.

    Vacancies

    Total Posts: Various

    Name of the Posts:

    Graduate Assistant

    Pay Scale:

    The selected candidates would be earning Rs 9,300 to Rs 34,800 with grade pay of Rs 4,800 per month.

    Eligibility Criteria

    Age Limits:

    The maximum age of the applicant must not exceed 57 years as on July 1, 2014.

    Educational Qualification:

    The interested candidate must have done Post Graduation/Master degree in relevant subject with B.Ed from a recognised institute/college.

    Selection Procedure:

    The selection of the candidate would be on the basis of a written test.

    How To Apply:

    The Application form along with Prospectus can be purchased in person from the Office of the Chief Educational Officers of all 32 Districts in Tamil Nadu on payment of Rs 50 (Rupees fifty only) in cash towards the cost of the application form and prospectus. Candidates are advised to submit the filed-in forms at the Of ice of the Chief Educational Officer concerned, and obtain acknowledgement for the same.

    Important Dates:

    The last date to apply is November 26, 2014.
    The date for the exam is January 10, 2014.

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  2. Is there any news regarding tntet case in

    supreme court.....

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