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Keeping the mandate of RTE in view and taking the vacancies into consideration, the committee decided that the Deptt. will have no objection if the candidates beyond the upper age limit, i.e. up to 42 years of general candidates with 5 years age relaxation for SC/ST/OBC/SEBC/Women/Ex-Serviceman and 10 years age relaxation as per Order No.20199 dated 24.08.2013 of S & M E Deptt. are allowed by Hon'ble High Court for consideration for their engagement as per merit only who are otherwise eligible. But this will be one time and only based on Court order. It cannot be considered as precedent.
Keeping the mandate of RTE in view and taking the vacancies into consideration, the committee decided that the Deptt. will have no objection if the candidates beyond the upper age limit, i.e. up to 42 years of general candidates with 5 years age relaxation for SC/ST/OBC/SEBC/Women/Ex- Serviceman and 10 years age relaxation as per Order No.20199 dated 24.08.2013 of S & M E Deptt. are allowed by Hon'ble High Court for consideration for their engagement as per merit only who are otherwise eligible. But this will be one time and only based on Court order. It cannot be considered as precedent.
Keeping the mandate of RTE in view and taking the vacancies into consideration, the committee decided that the Deptt. will have no objection if the candidates beyond the upper age limit, i.e. up to 42 years of general candidates with 5 years age relaxation for SC/ST/OBC/SEBC/Women/Ex- Serviceman and 10 years age relaxation as per Order No.20199 dated 24.08.2013 of S & M E Deptt. are allowed by Hon'ble High Court for consideration for their engagement as per merit only who are otherwise eligible. But this will be one time and only based on Court order. It cannot be considered as precedent.
Keeping the mandate of RTE in view and taking the vacancies into consideration, the committee decided that the Deptt. will have no objection if the candidates beyond the upper age limit, i.e. up to 42 years of general candidates with 5 years age relaxation for SC/ST/OBC/SEBC/Women/Ex- Serviceman and 10 years age relaxation as per Order No.20199 dated 24.08.2013 of S & M E Deptt. are allowed by Hon'ble High Court for consideration for their engagement as per merit only who are otherwise eligible. But this will be one time and only based on Court order. It cannot be considered as precedent.