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U.P. Board of Secondary Sanskrit Education (Appointment and Conditions of Service of Heads of Institution, Teachers and other employees of the Institutions Rules, 2009
UTTAR PRADESH
India
India
U.P. Board of Secondary Sanskrit Education (Appointment and Conditions of Service of Heads of Institution, Teachers and other employees of the Institutions Rules, 2009
Rule U-P-BOARD-OF-SECONDARY-SANSKRIT-EDUCATION-APPOINTMENT-AND-CONDITIONS-OF-SERVICE-OF-HEADS-OF-INSTITUTION-TEACHERS-AND-OTHER-EMPLOYEES-OF-THE-INSTITUTIONS-RULES-2009 of 2009
- Published on 15 January 2010
- Commenced on 15 January 2010
- [This is the version of this document from 15 January 2010.]
- [Note: The original publication document is not available and this content could not be verified.]
Chapter 1
Preliminary
1. Short title and commencement.
Chapter 2
Appointment of Heads of Institutions and Teachers
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The minimum qualifications for appointment as Head of Institution and Teachers in any recognized institution, whether by direct recruitment or otherwise, shall be as given in Appendix 'A'.3.
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Where any Prathama School is recognised as a Purva Madhyama under Section 11, a permanent or temporary teacher of such school, possessing the minimum qualifications mentioned under Regulation 2, shall be deemed to be a permanent or a temporary teacher, as the case may be, of such Purva Madhyama, provided that the sendees of a temporary teacher who is not selected for appointment in accordance with the provisions of the Act and these regulations shall be dispensed with after giving him one month's notice in that behalf or one month's pay in lieu of such notice.6.
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The procedure for filling up the vacancy of the Head of Institution and teachers by direct recruitment in any recognized institution shall be as follow-| 10.All applications, papers and registers relating to selection shall be preserved by the Regional Deputy Inspector of Schools till such period as may be prescribed by the Director and shall be furnished to the District Inspector of Schools, Regional Joint Director of Education or the Director of Education (Secondary), Uttar Pradesh as and when the same may be summoned.11.The Regional Joint Director of Education may fix one or more selection of one or more institution at such place, time and date as may be found convenient.12.The Director of Education (Secondary). Uttar Pradesh shall nominate Experts for each region separately for the selection of Heads of Institutions and for the teachers, after obtaining their consent in writing to act as an Expert.13.Every expert attending a meeting of the Selection Committee and every person engaged for awarding quality-point-marks shall be entitled to be paid remuneration at such rates as may be sanctioned by the State Government from time to time. In addition, the experts shall be paid travelling allowance at such rate as may be sanctioned by the State Government. |
14. [ [Substituted by Notification No. 327/XV-9-18-25(35)/04 T.C., dated 13.3.2018 (w.e.f 15.1.2010).]
Within fifteen days of the receipt of the recommendation of the Uttar Pradesh Secondary Education Service Selection Board and the approval of authority specified therein, the manager shall on authorisation under resolution of the Committee of Management issue an order of appointment by registered post to the candidate in the Form given in Appendix 'E' requiring the candidate to join duty within thirty days of the receipt of such order failing which the appointment of the candidate will be liable to cancellation. A copy of the same shall be sent to the Regional Inspector of Sanskrit School, District Inspector of School, and Regional Joint Director of Education. District Inspector of School may approved the appointment made in the manner as mentioned above.]15.
If the Director of Education (Secondary), Uttar Pradesh is satisfied that the proceedings of the selection have been vitiated, he shall declare the proceedings of the selection null and void and shall pass orders for holding of selection again in such cases. The orders of the Director in this regard shall be final and binding on all concerned.Chapter 3
Appointment of Other Employees
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There shall be created one post of Group C employee and one and post of Group D employee in every Sanskrit Institute in the State. The salary of such employee shall be such as may be determined by the State Government from time to time.17.
The appointment of Croup C employee shall be made by the Committee of Management and the appointment of the Group D employee by the head of the institution on the prior approval, of District Inspector of Schools.18.
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For the appointment of the post of Group D employee, the names of the candidates shall be obtained from District Employment Officer with the approval of District Inspector of Schools.20.
Qualifications for the appointment to a Group C post shall be graduation from a university recognised by law and for Group D post shall be High School.21.
The candidates for appointment to a Group C post and Group D post, shall not be less than 18 years and not more than 35 years of age. The relaxation in age shall be in accordance with the law for the time being in force.Chapter 4
Conditions of Service of Heads of Institutions, Teachers and other Employee Appointment, Probation and Confirmation
22. The head of the institution and teacher.
- The Committee of Management shall fill substantively by the 31st of July following any clear vacancy of the head of the institution or the teacher occurring before July 1 of a calendar year. A vacancy likely to occur by August 1 should likewise be filled by 31st August.23.
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No person shall be appointed without the prior approval of the Director of Education (Secondary), Uttar Pradesh in case he is a dismissed head of the institution or teacher from a recognised educational institution or the institution owned by the State Government.25.
No member of the teaching staff or head of the institution shall act as an office-bearer of the Committee of Management of any other recognised institution.26.
All appointments shall be made subject to the selection by the Selection Committee and under formal orders or letters of appointment with the sanction of the appointing authority.27.
A person selected for substantive appointment against a clear vacancy shall be placed on probation from the date of joining his duty.28.
The period of probation for a head of institution or teacher whether appointed by direct recruitment or promotion shall be one year.29.
A person placed on probation shall be confirmed if he has proved himself for the post for which he was recruited and his integrity is certified.30.
Unless before the expiry of the period of probation, the service of head of the institution of teacher is terminated or action is taken to dismiss, discharge or remove him or reduce him in rank or under Regulation 31, he shall be confirmed on the post and in the grade at the end of his probation.31.
The period of probation of head of the institution or teacher may be extended by a maximum period of 12 months.32.
At least six weeks before the date on which the confirmation of a teacher is due, the head of the institution shall prepare his confirmation papers and send them along with his own remarks, copies of the teacher's character rolls and order of appointment to the manager who shall place them before the Committee of Management for its consideration, confirmation papers of the head of the institution shall like-wise be prepared by the manager and be placed before the Committee of Management. The decision of the Committee of Management shall in each case be recorded in the form of a resolution.33.
A copy of the resolution of the Committee of Management confirming a person shall be stick to his service-book and proper entry shall be made in the same.34.
Transfer of a head of the institution or teacher while on probation, from one institution to another, shall not constitute a break in his probation, and action for his confirmation shall be taken at the institution to which he has been transferred.35. [ [Rule 35 substituted by Notification No. 196 San/XV - 9-11-25(35)/04-T.C., dated 7 September, 2011. Published in U.P. Gazette Extra., Part-4, Section (kha), dated 7 September, 2011.]
The age of superannuation of Head, of Institution and teachers shall be 62 years and the age of superannuation of the other employees shall be 60 years. If the date of retirement of a head of the institution or teacher falls between 2nd July and 30th June, he shall be given automatic expansion or service till 30th June of the year unless he gives in writing the denial of the same.]36.
Extension of service shall be granted in special circumstances that shall be determined by the State Government.If the age of superannuation of a Group 'C' or Group 'D' employee falls between a month after the first date of the month, he shall continue till the end of the month and in the case of first date of month the last date of the previous month shall be his date of superannuation.37. Other employees of Group C and Group D Categories.
- In respect of the other employees of Group C and Group D Categories the appointment, probation (period of which will be one year) and filling of vacancy, appointment, probation and confirmation of such employees shall mutatis mutandis be governed by Regulations 22, 25 to 33.Chapter 5
Termination of Service of any Head of Institution or Teacher
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The services of a teacher or head of Institution appointed as a temporary measure for definite period or in a leave vacancy or in a vacancy occurring for a part of the session shall, unless extended according to law, terminate on the expiry of the period for which he has been appointed or when the vacancy shall stand terminated, whichever is earlier and no prior notice shall be needed for such termination.39.
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The Committee of Management shall not propose to the District Inspector of Schools, the termination of sendees of a confirmed teacher or head of institution unless a resolution to this effect has been passed at its meeting specially convened for the purpose and by a two-third majority present and voting.41.
On the above notice or salary in lieu of that, a teacher or head of Institution may submit his resignation.42.
No teacher or head of Institution shall be allowed to resign if disciplinary proceedings are pending against him unless specifically permitted by the Committee of Management to do so.Chapter 6
Punishment, Enquiry and Suspension
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Soon after the report of the proceedings and recommendations of the enquiring authority are received the Committee of Management after notice to employee meet to consider the report of the proceedings and recommendation made and take decision in the case. The employee shall be allowed, if he so desires, to appear before the Committee of Management in person to State his case and answer any question that may be put to him by any member present at the meeting. The Committee of Management shall then send a complete report together with all connected papers to the Regional Deputy Inspector of Sanskrit Schools for action proposed by it.48.
The report regarding the suspension of the head of the institution or of the teacher under Regulation 47 to be submitted to the Regional Joint Director of Education shall contain the following particulars and be accompanied by the following document-49.
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The employee, under suspension shall be paid a subsistence allowance of an amount equal to half his pay.51.
A suspended employee if reinstated, shall be paid the difference between his salary and subsistence allowance already received by him.52.
A suspended employee may in the discretion of the punishing authority, be punished with effect from the date of suspension or any other date.53.
The Regional Joint Director of Education shall communicate decision thereof to the management within six weeks of receipt of its proposal in complete form for action mentioned in sub-sections (3), (4), (5) and (6) of Section 26 of the Act. If incomplete papers are received from the Manager, the approving officer shall require it to resubmit its original incomplete form within two weeks and the period of six weeks prescribed in this regulation shall be reckoned from the date on which complete papers are received by the approving officer. These papers shall either be sent by registered post or by the special messenger.54.
Under the provisions laid down in Clause (b) of sub-section (3) (b) of Section 26 of the Act, any party being aggrieved of the decision of the Regional. Joint Director of Education may make an appeal within one month from the date of the receipt of the same through the Inspector Sanskrit Schools, Uttar Pradesh to the Director Education (Secondary), Uttar Pradesh. The Inspector Sanskrit Schools may make necessary inquiry and submit his recommendation on the appeal to the Director of Education (Secondary), Uttar Pradesh who may approve action taken or cancel or modify the same. The decision of the Director of Education (Secondary), Uttar Pradesh shall be final.55.
In reference to Group C employees of the institution, the Deputy Inspector Sanskrit Schools can approve or reject the proposed punishment or diminish or enhance the same:Provided that in reference to the matter of punishment the Deputy Director of Education (Sanskrit) shall provide an opportunity to the concerning employee who may explain the reasons within 15 days from the receipt of the notice.56.
Any party under the provisions laid down in Regulation 55, may appeal to the Regional Joint Director of Education within one month from the receipt of the information and the Regional Joint Director of Education after enquiry, that is necessary, shall approve the order or cancel or modify the same. That will be final one. The Regional Joint Director of Education shall pass an order on appeal within three months.Chapter 7
Scale of Pay and Payment of Salaries
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A teacher or Head of Institution or other employee shall be allowed the scale of pay sanctioned by State Government from time to time.58.
The pay of a head of Institution, teacher or other employee on his first joining service in an institution shall be fixed at the initial stage of the time-scale attaching to his post:Provided that if he has served previously in another institution and earned increments, he may be given the benefit of such increments under conditions laid down by the State Government or in these regulations:Provided further that advanced increment may be allowed in special cases with the prior approval of Stale Government.59.
Any promotion to a higher post the initial pay of an employee will be fixed at the minimum of the new scale if his pay is less than his minimum otherwise at the stage of the new time-scale next above his pay.60.
The Committee of Management will pay the salary of a Head of Institution or teacher or other employee for a month by 20th day of the month next following calendar month.61.
The payment of salary' will be made through account that wall be opened in any nationalized bank.62.
Continuous service rendered in officiating or substantive capacity in an institution shall count for annual increment in the time-scale of pay.63.
Annual increment in time-scale of pay will be admissible to a Head of Institution, teacher or other employee unless punishment is imposed upon him stopping his increment or he is detained at the efficiency bar.64.
No head of the institution shall be allowed to cross the efficiency bar unless he has proved to be an able guide and efficient supervisor of the students and teachers and has built up the right tone in the institution, achieved satisfactory academic standard, organized co-curricular activities satisfactorily kept himself abreast of progressive educational thought, development and his integrity is certified.65.
No teacher shall be allowed to cross the efficiency bar unless he has proved himself a competent teacher, exercises a healthy influence on the students, co-operates in maintenance of discipline and in co-curricular activities, remains loyal to the institution and his integrity is certified.66.
If the efficiency bar of a Head of the Institution, teacher is not crossed under Regulation 64 or 65 he may submit an appeal to the Regional Joint Director of Education within two weeks from the receipt of the information of the same. The Regional Joint Director of Education after due inquiry, if necessary, may pass an appropriate order that shall be final and to be implemented by the Committee of Management.Chapter 8
Transfer From One Institution To Another
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A Head of Institution or a permanent teacher or any other employee of an institution other than minority institution, desiring his transfer to another institution may make an application for the purpose through the Head of the Institution and the manager of the institution to the Regional Deputy Inspector Sanskrit Schools with the proposal of the Committee of Management. The application besides other particulars of the applicant shall contain the names of institutions, places and the district to which the transfer is desired.68.
Application received by the Regional Deputy Inspector Sanskrit Schools under the provisions made in Regulation 67 shall be forwarded by him/her to the manager of the institution where the transfer is desired and the concerning manager of the institution with the proposal of the Committee of Management shall send his/her recommendations. On that the Regional Deputy Inspector Sanskrit Schools shall forward the papers with recommendations to the Regional Joint Director of Education for the order of transfer who shall pass the appropriate order.69.
The Deputy Inspector of Sanskrit Schools and the Regional Joint Director of Education shall maintain a register of applications for transfer received by them under Regulations 67 and 68.70.
In case a Head of the Institution or a teacher desires transfer from the region to another under the provisions laid down in the Regulations 67 and 68, the Regional Joint Director of Education shall send the papers of transfer to the Director of Education (Secondary), Uttar Pradesh through the Inspector Sanskrit Schools, Uttar Pradesh. The decision of the Director of Education (Secondary) shall be final:Provided that if a Head of the Institution or a teacher desires transfer from one region to another, the Regional Joint Director of Education shall send the papers to the Director of Education (Secondary), Uttar Pradesh with recommendations and the proposal of the Committee of Management where transfer is desired.71.
No person employed in a recognized institution shall be transferred from that institution to any other institution unless-72.
Transfer made under the provisions laid down in Regulations 68, 69 and 70, the manager of the former institution shall send to the manager of the latter institution the employees's service book, character roll, leave account, provident fund account and other relevant records duly posted up to date:Provided that all the relevant documents shall be sent to another institution within one month after the counter signature of the District Inspector of Schools.73.
Chapter 9
Maintenance of Record of Work and Service
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A character role and service-book shall be maintained for every Head of Institution or teacher or other employee.75.
Yearly entries on teacher's work and conduct shall be made in his character-roll by the Head of the Institution and shall be seconded by the manager of the institution. In respect of the Head of the Institution such entries shall be made by the Manager.76.
In case where an adverse entry is made in the character roll of a Head of Institution or teacher or other employee in a particular year, it shall be communicated to him within 30 days of the making of such entry and an acknowledgement obtained. Information about the withholding of integrity certificate shall be communicated likewise.77.
A representation against an adverse entry in the character-roll may be made to the Committee of Management whose decision thereon shall be final.78.
Service book in the Form prescribed by the State Government for its employees will be supplied to a Head of Institution or teacher or other employee of the institution at his own cost on his first appointment and along with the character roll shall be maintained by and kept in the custody of the He id of the Institution in the case of a teacher and by the Manager in the case of Head of the Institution.79.
A Head of Institution or teacher or other employee of the institution shall be allowed to examine his service book at any time as he desires to satisfy himself that it is being properly maintained.80.
A teacher or An employee will sign against his entry in his service book regarding annual increment, promotion and transfer and any interruption in service will be noted with full details of its duration. All entries in the service book shall be attested by the Head of Institution in the case of teacher or an employee and by the manager in the case of the Head of the Institution. The casual leave, earned leave, medical leave, maternity leave, leave on personal affair and extraordinary leave shall be sanctioned by the authority and the extent that are applicable to the teacher or an employee in the Government higher secondary schools.Appendix A'(In reference to Regulation 2 of Chapter 2)Qualifications for the appointment of Head of the Institutions and teachers| SI.No. | Name of the post | Educational qualifications | Training | Experience | Age | Preferential Qualifications |
| 1. | Principal/Headmasters (U.M./P/M.) Prathama | At least second class Postgraduate Degree(Acharya) in subjects with Sanskrit as a main subject | Shiksha Shastri/B.Ed. | At least 3 years, of teaching experience inSanskrit subjects | Min. 30 years | Preference to lineal degree |
| 2. | Astrology teacher (U.M.) | At least second-class Postgraduate Degree(Acharya) in the subject concerned | Trained and lineal degree preferred | |||
| 3. | Astrology teacher (P.M.) | At least graduate degree (Shastri in thesubject concerned | Shiksha Shastri/B.Ed. | Lineal degree preferred | ||
| 4. | Astrology teacher Prathama Vidyalaya | Do | Do | Do | ||
| 5. | Philosophy teacher (U.M) | At least a second class Postgraduate (Acharya)degree in the related concerned | Training and lineal degree preferred | |||
| 6. | Philosophy teacher (P.M) | At least a second-class graduate (Shastri)degree | Shiksha Shastri/B.Ed. | linea degree preferred | ||
| 7. | Astrology Teacher | Do | Do | Do | ||
| 8. | Grammar Teacher (U.M.) | At least second-class Postgraduate (Acharya)Degree in related subject | ||||
| 9. | Grammar teacher (P.M.)/ Prathama | At least second-class Postgraduate (Shastri)Degree in related subject | Shiksha Shastri/B.Ed. | Do | ||
| 10. | Ved teacher (U.M.) | At least second-class Postgraduate degree(Acharya) in the related subject | Shiksha Shastri/B.Ed. | At least 3 years of teaching experience inSanskrit as a subject | Min age 30 years | Lineal degree preferred |
| 11. | Ved teacher (P.M.)/Prathama | At least second-class graduate (Shastri) degree | Shiksha Shastri/B.Ed. | Do | ||
| 12. | Literature teacher (U.M.) | In related Subject at least second classAcharya (Post-graduate degree in related Subject) | ||||
| 13. | Literature teacher (P.M./ Prathama) | At least second class graduate (Acharya) degreein related subject | Shiksha Shastri B.Ed. | Do | ||
| 14. | Hindi teacher (U.M.) | At least second class Postgraduate degree inthe related subject and B.A. with Sanskrit or Shastri | ||||
| 15. | Hindi teacher (P.M.)/Prathama | At least second class B.A. in the subjectconcerned | Shiksha Shastri B.Ed. | |||
| 16. | Maths teacher (U.M.) | At least a second class Postgraduate degree inthe related subject | ||||
| 17. | Maths teacher (P.M.)/Prathama | At least second class graduate degree in thesubject concerned | Shiksha Shastri B.Ed. | |||
| 18. | Home Science/Home Economics teacher (U.M.) | At least a second class Postgraduate degree inthe subject concerned | ||||
| 19. | Home Science/Home Economics teachers (P.M.)/Prathama | At least second class graduate degree inrelated subject | Shiksha Shastri B.Ed. | |||
| 20. | Social subject teacher (P.M.) | At least a second class Postgraduate degree inthe subject concerned | ||||
| 21. | Sociology subject teacher (P.M.)/ Prathama | At least a second class graduate degree in thesubject concerned | Shiksha Shastri B.Ed. | |||
| 22. | English teacher (U.M.) | At least a second class Postgraduate degree inthe subject concerned | ||||
| 23. | English teacher (P.M.)/ Prathama | At least a second class graduate degree in thesubject concerned | ||||
| 24. | Science teacher (U.M.) | At least second class Postgraduate degree insubject concerned | ||||
| 25. | Science teacher | At least a second class Postgraduate degree insubject concerned | ||||
| 26. | Music teacher (U.M.) | At least a second class Postgraduate degree insubject concerned or Niprun examination of BhathkhandeVidyapeeth lko or Praveen examination of Prayag Sangeet Samiti,Prayag | ||||
| 27. | Music teacher (P.M.)/ Prathama | At Least a second class graduate degree in therelated subject or Sangeet Visharad examination of BhatkhandeVidyapeeth lko. or Sangeet Prabhakar examination of PrayagSamiti, Allahabad | Shiksha Shastri/B.Ed. | |||
| 28. | Painting and commercial arts teacher | B.A. in drawing and painting or Art mastertraining certificate of kala aur Shilp vidyalaya, Lucknow | Shiksha Shastri B.Ed. or Equivalen training | |||
| 29. | Painting and commercial arts teacher(P.M.)/Prathama | Art master training certificate of Rajkiya Kalaaur Shilp Vidyalaya, Lucknow or Intermediate from U.P.M.S.Falong with technical arts or B.A. in drawing or painting orequivalent examination recognized by the State Government | Trained | |||
| 30. | Karmkand teacher (U.M.) | At least a second class Postgraduate (Acharya)degree in subject concerned | ||||
| 31. | Karmkand teacher (P.M.) | At least a second class Shastri (Graduate)degree in subject related | Shiksha Shastri/ B.Ed. | |||
| 32. | Law teacher (U.M.) | At least second class post-graduate (Acharya)degree in subject concerned | ||||
| 33. | Law teacher (P.M.)/ Prathama | At least a second class Shastri (graduate)degree in subject related | Shiksha Shastri/ B.Ed. | |||
| 34. | Yoga teacher (U.M.) | At least second class post-graduate (Acharya)degree in subject concerned | ||||
| 35. | Yoga teacher (P.M.)/ Prathama | At least a second class Shastri (graduate)degree in subject related | Shiksha Shastri/ B.Ed. | |||
| 36. | Ayurvedach arya (U.M.) | At least second class postgraduate (Achaiya) insubject concerned | ||||
| 37. | Ayurvedach arya (P.M.), Prathama | At least a second class Shastri (Graduate)degree in subject related | Shiksha Shastri/ B.Ed. | |||
| 38. | Economics teacher (U.M.) | At least Second class postgraduate degree insubject concerned or M.Com and B.Com. With economics | Trained | |||
| 39. | Economics teacher (P.M.) | At least a second class Shastri (graduatedegree in subject related) | Shiksha Shastri B.Ed. | |||
| 40. | History teacher (U.M.) | At least second class post-graduate degree insubject concerned | Trained | |||
| 41. | History teacher (P.M.)/ Prathama | At least a second class shastri (graduate)degree in subject related | Shiskha Shastri B.Ed. | |||
| 42. | Civics teacher (U.M.) | At least second class post-graduate degree insubject related | Trained | |||
| 43. | Civics teacher (P.M.)/At least a second classShastri (Graduate) degree in subject related | Shiksha Shastri B.Ed. | ||||
| 44. | Geography teacher (U.M.) | At least second class post-graduate degree insubject related | Trained | |||
| 45. | Geography teacher (P.M.)/ Prathama | At least a second class shastri (graduate)degree in subject related | Shiksha Shastri B.Ed. | |||
| 46. | Psychology teacher (U.M.) | |||||
| 47. | Educations 1 science teacher (U.M.) | At least second-class Post-graduate degree insubject related or M.Ed. | Trained | |||
| 48. | Sociology teacher (U.M.) | At least second Class post-graduate degree insubject related | Trained | |||
| 49. | Commerce teacher (U.M.) | At least second-class Post-graduate degree insubject related | ||||
| 50. | Commerce teacher (P.M.)/ Prathama | At least second class Shastri graduate degreein subject related | Trained | |||
| 51. | Knitting and cutting teacher (U.M.) | Knitting and cutting as qualification alongwith I.T. or equivalent examination from Rajkiya RachnatmakPrashikshan | ||||
| 52. | Knitting and cutting teacher (P.M.)/Prathama | Do | Trained | |||
| 53. | Training teacher (U.M.) | Intermediate in tailoring special qualificationin C.T. tailoring or equivalent | ||||
| 54. | Training teacher (P.M.)/Prathama | Intermediate in tailoring special qualificationin C.T. tailoring equivalent examination | ||||
| 55. | Bengali teacher (U.M.) | Post-graduate in Bengali as a subject | Trained | |||
| 56. | Bengali teacher (P.M.) Prathama | Graduate in Bengali as a subject | Trained | |||
| 57. | Punjabi teacher (U.M.) Prathama | Post graduate in Punjabi as a subject | Trained | |||
| 58. | Punjabi teacher (P.M)/ Prathama | Graduate in Punjabi as a subject | Trained | |||
| 59. | Urdu teacher (U.M.) | Post-graduate degree in Urdu as a subject | Trained | |||
| 60. | Urdu teacher (P.M.)/Prathama | Graduate degree in Urdu as a subject | Trained | |||
| 61. | Nepali teacher/(U.M.) | Post-graduate degree in Nepali as a subject | Trained | |||
| 62. | Nepali teacher (P.M.)/Prathama | Graduate degree in Nepali as a subject | Trained | |||
| 63. | Pali teacher (U.M.) | Post-graduate in Pali as a subject | Trained | |||
| 64. | Pali teacher (P.M.)/Prathama | Graduate in Pali as a subject | Trained |
| SI. No. | Name of candidate with address | Whether Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe | Date of Birth |
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| Examination passed | Subjects | Year | Division | Post held | Scale of pay | Past experience | |
| Name of Institution | Period From... To... | ||||||
| 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |
| Other activities | Quality-point marks awarded | Observations of the Member of the SelectionCommittee | Interview marks |
| 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 |
| Total of quality-point and interview marks | Whether member agrees to the selection (Say Yesor No), if not, give reasons in brief | Remarks, if any |
| 17 | 18 | 19 |
| Maximum quality point marks for calling in interview | — | — | 150 | ||
| Maximum marks to be awarded in interview by the Selection | — | 50 | |||
| Committee | I | II | III | ||
| High School | — | — | 10 | 7 | 4 |
| Intermediate | — | — | 20 | 15 | 8 |
| Degree Examination | — | — | 30 | 23 | 12 |
| Post-Graduate Degree | — | — | 40 | 30 | 16 |
| Theory | Practice | Marks | |||
| Training | — | — | I | I | 20 |
| Degree/Diploma | — | — | I | II | 18 |
| II | I | 16 | |||
| II | II | 12 | |||
| II | III | 10 | |||
| III | II | 10 | |||
| Others | 8 | ||||
| Teaching experience: 2 marks for every year with a maximum of | 15 | ||||
| Administrative experience: 2 marks for every year with amaximum of | 15 | ||||
| Quality-point marks for Lectures | |||||
| Maximum quality-point marks for calling for interview | 150 | ||||
| Maximum marks for interview by the Selection | 50 | ||||
| Committee | |||||
| I | II | III | |||
| High School | — | — | 10 | 7 | 4 |
| Intermediate | — | — | 20 | 15 | 8 |
| Degree Examination | — | — | 30 | 23 | 12 |
| Post-graduate Degree | — | — | 50 | 38 | 20 |
| Theory | Practice | Marks | |||
| Training | I | I | 10 | ||
| I | II | 9 | |||
| II | I | 8 | |||
| II | II | 6 | |||
| II | 111 | ||||
| III | 11 | 5 | |||
| Others | 4 | ||||
| Teaching Experience: 2 marks for every year with a maximum of | 15 | ||||
| Co-curricular activities: | 15 | ||||
| Quality-point marks for L.T. Grade Teachers | |||||
| Maximum quality-points marks for calling for interview | 150 | ||||
| Maximum marks for interview by the Selection | 50 | ||||
| Committee | |||||
| I | II | III | |||
| High School | 15 | 12 | 6 | ||
| Intermediate | 25 | 18 | 10 | ||
| Graduate Degree | 40 | 30 | 16 | ||
| Post-graduate Degree | 20 | 15 | 8 | ||
| Training | Theory | Practice | Marks | ||
| I | I | 20 | |||
| I | II | 18 | |||
| II | I | 16 | |||
| II | II | 12 | |||
| II | III | ||||
| III | II | 10 | |||
| Others | 8 | ||||
| Teaching Experience: 2 marks for amaximum of 15 Co-curricular activities | 15 | ||||
| Details of award of quality-point marks for co-curricularactivities in all cases are as under |
| III. Co-curricular activities | |||
| (a) | Games/Sports | Active participation- | |
| School Eleven | 1 | ||
| College | 2 | ||
| University | 3 | ||
| State | 5 | ||
| (b) | Scouting | II Class | 1 |
| I | 3 | ||
| President | 5 | ||
| N.C.C and/or P.S.D. | Corporal | 1 | |
| Sergeant | 2 | ||
| Company Sergeant Major | 3 | ||
| Battalion Sergeant Major | 4 | ||
| Under Officer | 5 | ||
| (c) | Others-Proficiency, e.g. Debate, Dramatics,Union/ Parliament | School Level | 1 |
| College Level | 2 | ||
| University Level | 3 | ||
| State Level | 5 |