QUERY REGARDING CHANGE OF SCALE FROM HONS TO PG
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May 19, 2012 at 1:34 am #67498AnonymousInactive
Sir
I joined as an Asst Teacher in Hons/PG post in 23rd December 2003 with Hons Scale. I completed my MSc in August 2004 with study leave sanctioned from the Education Department. After that I joined another school in PG scale in 27th September 2007.
My query is: Am I eligible to have the effect of PG scale during the period Aug 2004 to Sept 2007?
Please response.
Supratim MukherjeeMay 19, 2012 at 10:36 am #72627AnonymousInactiveQuite unusual i think. Let us know on which date you went on leave and who sanctioned that? Hope you don’t mind answering
June 13, 2012 at 10:50 am #72848AnonymousInactiveSir
I joined as an Asst Teacher in Hons/PG post in 4th October 2007 with Hons Scale. I completed my MSc in january 2012 from Netaji Subhash Open University where I had admitted before my service since 2006.Itook a permission from M C in 2009 befre my examination.I do not take any study leave because the examinations were held in only sunday.Now my question is that can I get the PG scale? If not then can I show this MSc degree for B.ED training purpose that is why my marks in graduation is below fifty percent? pls answer…..June 13, 2012 at 6:59 pm #72851AnonymousInactiveDear friend hkg,
Go through the section 14(3) of the attachment for the answer of your first question. It seems you may get the PG scale.
As a deputed teacher you are exempted in respect of the 50% criteria for doing B. Ed. follow the link below and peruse the G.O. No. 456-Edn(U)
https://askwb.com/topic/23414-ednu-iu-23-12-dated-16-03-2012/
Regards,
digitaldocJune 14, 2012 at 7:05 pm #72856AnonymousInactivethanks sir
but i don’t know about the section 14(3). kindly aware me about that. in case of my second question, can i do the b.ed. training in regular mode with below 50% marks in graduation as deputed candidate? that’s why in the G.O. which i saw by your kind information; told only for distance learning method….June 14, 2012 at 7:14 pm #72857AnonymousInactiveJust download the attachment above namely ‘schools control of expenditure act’ and read it. There you will find section 14(3). As per the second amendment of the NCTE regulations deputed teachers who do not have 50% in graduation or masters level can do B. Ed. in ODL mode only. Hope this will help you
Regards,
digitaldocJune 15, 2012 at 11:53 am #72858AnonymousInactiveSir
I joined as an Asst Teacher in Hons/PG post in 4th October 2007 with Hons Scale. I completed my MSc in january 2010from Netaji Subhash Open University where I had admitted before my service since 2006.I took a permission from M C in 2009 before my examination but did not take any permission from D.I.Also I do not take any study leave because the examinations were held in only sunday.Now my question is that can I get the PG scale? If not then can I show this MSc(for 50%) degree for B.ED training purpose that is why my marks in graduation is below 50% ? pls answer…..June 22, 2012 at 3:32 am #72904AnonymousInactivesir,
i did’nt get any answer of my questions….pls answerJune 22, 2012 at 7:31 am #72905AnonymousInactiveYou can surely show the M.sc. for B. Ed purpose. But I’m not sure about the pay scale. According to my own opinion an acknowledgement could have been made about the course you were pursuing at the time of joining.
June 24, 2012 at 7:50 am #72916AnonymousInactiveSir
I joined as an Asst Teacher in Hons/PG post in 4th October 2007 with Hons Scale. I completed my MSc in january 2010from Netaji Subhash Open University where I had admitted before my service since 2006.I took a permission from M C in 2009 before my examination but did not take any permission from D.I.Also I do not take any study leave because the examinations were held in only sunday.Now my question is that can I get the PG scale? If not then can I show this MSc(for 50%) degree for B.ED training purpose that is why my marks in graduation is below 50% ? pls answer…..Please read the following order very carefully…….especially rule no 1, 2, & 3.
https://askwb.com/topic/g-o-for-higher-studies-of-teachers/ -
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