Changes In Teacher Recruitment

The priority list for recruitment of teacher recruitment at second level will now be based on the marks obtained in the writ and the marks obtained in the graduation. Based on the instructions issued in the High Court's decision, the rules are being amended for this recruitment. These amendments have got approval from the Law Department. After the notification will be issued next week, releases will be issued for new applications. For this, the Director Primary Education has been made an Authority.

District councils will issue appointment letters to candidates for 7500 positions on the basis of these lists. The merit will be made by considering 70% marks in marks and 30% in the undergraduate.
For example,
If a candidate has 70% marks in his writ, then it will be considered as 49 marks.
If the graduate has 80% marks then 24 points will be considered.
These two will be added to the priority list after adding. There will be no separate examination for this recruitment. In this recruitment, applicants of the Aartate 2011 and 2012 candidates will also be able to apply.
Joint Secretary in Planning (Planning) Sunil Sharma said that the applications will be made online from the candidates.
A copy of the mark sheet of the graduate will be taken along with these applications. Based on this, determining the marks and getting information about the subjects which have graduated.
For the subject of social science, the candidate must have at least one subject or equivalent in history, economics, political science, sociology, public administration, and philosophy. Similarly, the candidates applying for the subject of Mathematics and Science should be graduate or equivalent in these subjects.