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State of Jharkhand - Section

Section 329 in Bihar Education Code, 1961

329. Model Scale of pay for non-Government Higher Secondary and Multi-purpose schools.

- The following scale of pay has been prescribed for staff of all non-Government Higher Secondary/Multi-purpose Schools with effect from the 1st April, 1957:-
(1) Principal .. .. .. 200-10-300-E.B.-10-450.
(2) Master's or Honour's degrees in Arts, (i) Science or Commerce(trained or untrained). 150-10-200-E.B.-10-250.
(3) Master's or Honour's degrees in Arts, Science and Commerce(untrained) in Multi-purpose school teaching Humanities, NaturalScience and any vocational subjects. 100-5-125-E.B.-4-145-E.B.-175.
(4)Ordinarily trained graduates and other teachers possessing lower qualifications may continue to be appointed in the scales of pay already prescribed for teachers of non-Government High Schools as valid down in the preceding article.
(5)
(i)*The Heads of non-Government Higher Secondary and Multi-purpose Schools should be re-designated as Principals and they should be placed in the scale of Rs. 200-10-300-E.B.- 10-450.
(ii)There should be two posts of assistant teachers in the scale of Rs. 150-10-200- E.B.-10-250, five posts of assistant teachers in the scale of Rs. 125-5-160-E.B.-200, and the remaining posts of assistant teachers with Master's or Honour's degree (trained or untrained) in the scale of Rs. 100-5-125-E.B.-4-145-E.B-3-175 in a Multi-purpose School teaching Humanities, Natural Sciences and any one vocational subject group. With the addition of every additional vocational subject group, one or two posts of assistant teachers as the case may be, should be added, the first in the scale of Rs. 125-5-160-E.B.-5-200, and the second in the scale of Rs. 150-10-200-E..-10-250.
(iii)In a Bi-purpose Higher Secondary School with provision for Humanities and Natural Sciences, there should be one post of assistant teacher in the scale of RS. 150-10-200-E.B.- 10-250, four posts of assistant the scale of Rs. 125-5-160-E.B.-5-200 and the remaining posts of assistant teachers with Master's or Honour's degrees (trained or untrained) in the scale of Rs. 100-5-125-E.B.-4-145-E.B.-3-175.
(G.O. No. 1990, dated the 21st May 1959.)
(iv)In a Uni-purpose Higher Secondary School with provision for only Humanities, there should be three posts of assistant teachers in the scale of Rs. 125-5-160-E.B.-5-200, and the remaining posts of assistant teachers with Master's or Honour's degrees (trained or untrained) in the scale of Rs. 100-5-125-E.B.-4-145-E.B-3-175.
(G.O. No. 1990, dated the 21st May 1959.)Notes. - Consequent upon the introduction of these scales of pay, some confusion has arisen mainly regarding the proportion in which the posts carrying these higher scales should be allocated to subjects under the Humanities group and those under the Natural Sciences group. The correct position in this regard is as follows:-
(a)For a uni-purpose Higher Secondary School, three posts are sanctioned in the scale of Rs. 125-5-160-E.B.-5-200. One of these posts shall be reserved for a teacher possessing Master's or Honour's degree in English. To the remaining two posts, persons holding Master's or Honour's degrees in different subject in the Humanities group shall be appointed according to the needs of the school.
(b)In Bi-purpose Higher Secondary schools, the one post sanctioned in the scale of RS. 150-10-200-E.B.-10-250 shall be filled by a sufficiently qualified teacher of Science, who should apart from teaching his own subject, be able to look after the working of the entire Department of Science including its development and improvement in the standard of teaching. If in a Bi-purpose Higher Secondary School, three subjects of Natural Sciences, viz., Physics, Chemistry and Biology are taught, there shall be two Science teachers in the scale of Rs. 125-5-160-E.B.-5- 200 in addition to the one in the scale of Rs. 150-10-200-E.B.-10-250. Thus there shall be three Science teachers for these three Science subjects in the above-mentioned scales. If there is provision for only two subjects of Natural Sciences, one Science teacher in the scale of Rs. 150- 10-200-E.B.-10-250 and another in the scale of Rs. 125-5-160-E.B.-5-200 shall be appointed for those two subjects. One of the remaining two or three posts in the scale of Rs. 125- 5-160-E.B.-200 as the case may be, shall be reserved for a teacher of English, possessing Master's or Honour's degree in English and the rest shall be filled up by teachers of other subjects of the Humanities group according to the requirements of the school.
(c)In a Multi-purpose Higher Secondary schools where alongwith the Humanities and Natural Science, one of the vocational subjects is taught, five posts out of the seven posts (two sanctioned in the scale of Rs. 150-10-200-E.B.-10-250 and five in the scale of Rs. 125-5-160-E.B.-5-200) shall be filled up in the manner prescribed in respect of a Bi-purpose Higher Secondary School and as laid down in paragraph (b) above. The remaining two posts, one in the scale of Rs. 150-10-200-E.B.-10-250 and another in the scale of Rs. 125-5-160-E.B.-5-200 shall be filled up by teachers of the vocational subject taught in the school in order of their qualifications and experience. If more vocational subjects than one have been provided, two additional teachers, one in the scale of Rs. 150-10-200-E.B.-10-250 and another in the scale of Rs. 125-5- 160-E.B.-5-200 shall be appointed, in order of their qualification and experience, for each of the additional vocational subjects.
(d)Except in respect of the post reserved for a teacher of English, the Managing Committee of the school shall select, keeping in view the requirements of the school and in accordance with rules, the subject or subjects under the Humanities group for which teachers in the scale of Rs. 125-5-160-E.B.-5-200 shall be appointed. In case teachers possessing requisite higher qualifications are already working in the school, the Managing Committee of the school, may after careful consideration of their qualifications and experience, appoint them to the abovementioned posts provided they are found suitable. Such appointments shall be subject to approval by the Officer of the Education Department concerned according to the rules in force. If teachers with requisite qualifications are not available on the staff of the school, or in case such teachers on the staff as possess Master's or Honour's degrees are found unfit for the posts sanctioned under the Higher Secondary, Multi-purpose scheme, the posts shall be advertised and filled up by the Managing Committee according to rules laid down by the Education Department on the subjects.
(G.O. No. 4272, dated the 24th September, 1960.)