Tuesday, September 23, 2014

TNTET Weightage System for Recruitment of Teachers Valid

TNTETWeightage System for Recruitment of Teachers Valid



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CHENNAI: Bringing the curtains down on the raging controversy over weightage in teachers’ recruitment, Madras High Court on Monday upheld the new system, observing that the object and rationale behind it was to have more qualified ones as teachers.

The Court upheld the orders of a single judge and a consequent GO dated May 30 this year, which applied weightage system for recruitment of secondary grade teachers in the State.

“There is no material available before us to hold that the Government did not apply its mind. The object and rationale behind the selection of teachers is to have more qualified ones to teach the students. This can only be augmented by a wider participation. Therefore, the policy decision taken by the government keeping in mind the public interest, cannot be assailed,” observed the Second Bench of Justices SK Agnihotri and MM Sundaresh.

The Bench was dismissing a batch of writ appeals challenging the orders on a single Judge dated April 29 and writ petitions questioning the May 30 GO, which was passed based on that.

The Bench said the methodology adopted by the government in quantifying the percentage of marks with respect to Teacher Eligibility Test could not be termed as arbitrary, as contended by the appellants and petitioners. It is for them to demonstrate that the methodology adopted is not correct.

“The single Judge had correctly found that the earlier methodology adopted was not correct. The government has correctly removed the anomalies and adopted a more rational method, compared to those adopted in States like Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal, where less percentage of marks had been given to the marks obtained in the TET,” the Bench pointed out.

There was no non-application of mind and there was nothing wrong in the suggestion made by the single Judge. He had merely stated that it was for the government to adopt either the suggestions made by him or to follow any other method. The government had found it fit to adopt the suggestion made by him, as being reasonable and fair. “We do not find any illegality in passing the GO,” the Bench said.

News Source : Express News Service
Published: 23rd September 2014 06:05 AM Last Updated: 23rd September 2014 06:05 AM

TNTET :MHC upholds govt order on TET with regard to weightage marks

TNTET  :MHC upholds govt order on TET with regard to weightage marks



The Madras High Court brought to an end a raging debate over government norms for selection of school teachers by upholding the policy giving 60 per cent weightage for Teacher Eligibility Test marks and 40 per cent weightage for marks obtained in Plus Two, degree and B.Ed courses.

A division bench, comprising Justices Satish K Agnihotri and M M Sundresh, concurred with submissions of Tamil Nadu Advocate General A L Somayaji and dismissed a batch of petitions and appeals in this regard.

"The 40 per cent of marks has been divided between the marks obtained in Plus 2 examination, degree and B.Ed examination. Therefore, the authorities have taken into consideration three different examinations. Such a yardstick adopted can only be fair and equitable," the bench said.

Two changes made after teacher selection tests were completed led to the ongoing agitations by candidates who had cleared TET or enjoy seniority in employment exchanges.

First, government said TET scores alone would not suffice for teacher posts and later it granted five-mark relaxation for reserved communities. As a result, 60 per cent of TET marks and 40 per cent of qualification exam marks were taken into account.

While 60 marks was cut off for other communities, the minimum mark was brought down to 55 for reserved communities.

Assailing the changes, the petitioners and appellants submitted that the state government did not have the power or authority to reduce the qualifying pass mark and said rights accrued to them could not be taken away by a subsequent action of the government.

The AG, however, argued that the government had statutory backing to modify the selection procedure, including fixing of qualification and marks.

Noting that the new policy would give more candidates an opportunity to participate, he said its rational yardstick could not be questioned by candidates.

The judges agreed with him and said the relaxation in the qualifying marks did not take away the rights of petitioner candidates from being considered on merit. It did not dilute, vary or modify the status of petitioner-candidates, they said.

"We also find that the methodology adopted by the authorities is more rational compared to those adopted in some other states such as Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal where less percentage of marks had been given to the marks obtained in the Teacher Eligibility Test," the bench said.

 News Source : Business Standard News Paper / Press Trust of India  |  Chennai 
Last Updated at 22:46 IST 

Monday, September 8, 2014

TNTET :Scrap Teachers’ Eligibility Test weightage system: PMK, DMDK

TNTET :Scrap Teachers’ Eligibility Test weightage system: PMK, DMDK


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In Tamilnadu, Selection through TET marks Merit is Demanded By Protestors.
And they don't want Selection Through Weightage of TET marks.
Recently new system is adopted by Tamilnadu Govt, i.e Base of Selection = Acad Marks Weightage + TET Marks Weighatage.
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The teacher aspirants have been protesting against the weightage system introduced by the TN Teachers Recruitment Board. Apart from Teachers’ Eligibility Test (TET) scores, the evaluation method was changed to award 40 per cent weightage to plus-2, graduation and B.Ed marks. According to the protesters, the new system would give young applicants, who have not scored high marks in the TET, an edge over their older counterparts with higher TET marks.

Mr Vijayakanth urged the government to hold talks with protesting teachers to resolve the issue amicably. “The government must appoint teachers based on the marks scored in TET alone. The wieghtage system should be scrapped,” he said, demanding the state government to withhold TET exam until all graduate teachers were given appointments.

Dr S. Ramadoss noted that weightage system was not followed for recruitment of PG teachers and hence, it was unnecessary to follow this in the appointment of graduate teachers alone.

News Source : deccanchronicle.com DC CORRESPONDENT | September 04, 2014, 05.09 am IST

Wednesday, September 3, 2014

TNTET : HC stays appointment of teachers

TNTET : HC stays appointment of teachers

The Madras High Court bench here today stayed the appointment of Graduate Assistant Teachers and Secondary Grade Teachers, but said "counselling for the 2013-14 can be held.

Admitting a batch of petitions seeking to quash a Government Order of May 30 this eyar giving weightage of marks taking into account marks obtained by the candidates in the higher secondary course, degree course, B.Ed and Teacher Eligibility Test, Justice K K Sasidharan stayed the appointment and sought the reply of the officials including the Chairman of Teachers Recruitment Board within three weeks.

One of the 18 petitioners V Tamilarasan, submitted that though he secured as high as 92 marks out 150 in the TET, he could not get a posting because the G.O. Prescribed weightage of marks taking into account marks obtained in plus two, degree, BEd and TET, DTeD and D.E.Ed.

The TRB couldnot treat the candidates who passed the examination now on par with those who completed examination five or ten years ago. The Government order did not give any weightage for seniority, experience.

Tuesday, September 2, 2014

TNTET : TET MARKS TOPPER IN TAMILNADU ARE NOW FACING PROBLEM

TNTET : TET MARKS TOPPER IN TAMILNADU ARE NOW FACING PROBLEM


Introduction of Acadmic marks weightage in Selection Process of Teachers causes Problem to TET Merit Holder




See News :-
Bright Enough For 95 TET Score, Not a Job


CHENNAI: Protesting the weightage system for evaluation put in place by the Tamil Nadu Teachers Recruitment Board, nearly 1,000 aspirants staged a protest in the city on Monday, which witnessed dramatic scenes when four of them consumed pesticides in an attempt to commit suicide.

Frustrated TET aspirants protesting on Langs Garden Road, in the city on Monday



The four, Chelladurai R from Salem, Kabilan C from Chennai, Karthik from Thanjavur and Santhosh Kumar from Seerkazhi, were rushed to the Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital (RGGGH), where they were subsequently declared stable and out of danger, according to an hospital official.

As per a government order (GO 71) issued in June 2013, the evaluation method was changed to award 40 per cent weightage to Plus Two, graduation and B.Ed marks, apart from Teachers’ Eligibility Test (TET) scores.

The TET cut-off mark was also brought down from 90 to 82.

According to the protesters, the new system would give young applicants, who have not scored high marks in the TET, an edge over their older counterparts with higher TET marks. With the online counselling to begin on September 3, they were worried that there is not much time left to address their concern.

“I am 41 years old. I completed my plus two, graduation and B.Ed long back when the evaluation was a lot less liberal. I have not been selected even with a score 95 in my TET, which is well above the announced cut-off whereas youngsters who got just 82 have got a call for recruitment just because of their marks in Plus Two or graduation. This non-uniform system of evaluation is unfair,” said Mahalakshmi B, a teacher from Thanjavur.

The protesters first took out a procession from Rajaratnam Stadium to Langs Garden Road, to put forth their demands to the Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa.

They alleged that the School Education Department secretary D Sabitha was indifferent to their concerns, which forced them to consume the poison to highlight the demand.

Reacting to this, Sabitha denied that any of the representatives of the protesters had met her in this connection.


News Source : newindianexpress.com (2nd Sept.2014)

Tuesday, August 5, 2014

TNTET is mandatory to become RTE Teacher - Smriti Irani


TET is mandatory to become RTE Teacher - Smriti Irani


Teachers who are appointed have to possess requisite qualification prescribed by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) and pass the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET)





Over 600,000 primary teachers' posts lying vacant

Over 600,000 posts of teachers at primary level are lying vacant under the state sector and the national literacy mission, parliament was informed on Monday.

"The total teachers post lying vacant at the primary level both under the state sector and the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan are 6, 06, 191," human resource development Minister Smriti Irani told the Rajya Sabha in a written reply.

"The states recruits teachers based on their recruitment rules. However, teachers who are appointed have to possess requisite qualification prescribed by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) and pass the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET)," she added.
Irani said that the recruitment of teachers on contract basis therefore does not affect the quality of teaching adversely as all teachers recruited have to meet the educational qualification as well as professional qualifications.

"However, professional qualifications are sometimes relaxed under section 23 of the right of children to free and compulsory education (RTE) Act, 2009 for states where there is a shortage of professionally qualified teachers, with the provision that they acquire the same through a two year training programme in distance mode," she said.

Irani also informed that the pupil teacher ratio (PTR) has improved nationally to 1:25 and most states barring Bihar, Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh have normative PTRs.

News : Times of India India Times (5.8.14)



Monday, August 4, 2014

LAND MARK DECISION OF COURT REGARDING TET EXAM

टी ई टी परीक्षा से सम्बंधित ऐतिहासिक निर्णय
HISTORICAL JUDGEMENT / VERDICT RELATED TO TET EXAM AS PER NCTE NROMS

 
LAND MARK DECISION OF COURT REGARDING TET EXAM

उत्तर प्रदेश इलाहबाद हाई कोर्ट की ट्रिपल बेंच का निर्णय : बगैर टी ई टी शिक्षक ( आर टी आई अधिनियम के तहत ) नहीं बन सकेंगे : 
TET Qualification is Mandatory to Become Teacher :-

http://naukri-recruitment-result.blogspot.in/2014/06/allahabad-highcourt-triple-bench-order.html

http://naukri-recruitment-result.blogspot.in/2014/06/the-most-important-judgement-of.html



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राजस्थान हाई कोर्ट के चीफ जस्टिस की बेंच का निर्णय : टेट 60 % ( 90 मार्क्स ) से कम होने पर शिक्षक पात्रता परीक्षा में अनुत्तीर्ण घोषित  : 

Less than 60% (90 Marks) TET marks is Declared Failed by Rajasthan High Court Chief Justice Bench

http://joinrtet.blogspot.in/2014/08/rajasthan-high-chourt-chief-justice_2.html


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राजस्थान हाई कोर्ट की सिंगल  की बेंच का निर्णय : टेट 60 % ( 90 मार्क्स ) से कम होने पर आरक्षित वर्ग , सामान्य वर्ग की नौकरी नहीं पा सकेंगे :
 Less than 60% (90 Marks) TET marks Reserved Category Candidate will not come Under General Category Selection :

http://joinrtet.blogspot.in/2014/08/rajasthan-high-court-judgement.html



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उत्तर प्रदेश इलाहबाद हाई कोर्ट की डबल  बेंच का निर्णय : 72825 शिक्षकों की टेट मेरिट से भर्ती

http://naukri-recruitment-result.blogspot.in/2013/11/final-decision-of-allahabad-highcourt_3142.html