PUNJAB STATE TEACHER ELIGIBILITY TEST RESULT - 2011

PUNJAB STATE TEACHER ELIGIBILITY TEST RESULT - 2011

Here is the latest information on the Punjab State Teacher Eligibility Test Result 2011. Punjab State Teacher Eligibility Test Result 2011 is now available online.

Few month ago S.C.E.R.T. PUNJAB took the Punjab State Teacher Eligibility Test. Now Punjab State Teacher Eligibility Test Results 2011 TET Examination has been declared online on the website http://recruitment.cdacmohali.in/TETPB/RESULT.htm

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TET PAPER - I | TET PAPER - II

Jobless teachers want TET condition deferred

The Unemployed B.Ed Teachers’ Front, Punjab, today asked the state government not to declare the results of teacher eligibility test (TET) in the larger interests of the unemployed teachers.

The government has also been asked to defer its decision on the TET condition for the recruitment of teachers at least for two years, as it has decided to implement the Right to Education Act fully in 2013 in the state.


Stating this, spokesman of the Front Harjit Jeeda said that after the TET was conducted in the state on July 3, there was great disappointment among the unemployed teachers, including music and art and craft teachers, as they had to answer the questions from science and mathematics subjects in the test.
Jeeda also asked the government not to implement the TET condition on the unemployed teachers at the time of recruitment in near future. He said the TET was not a parameter to judge the ability of unemployed teachers. He said in case five per cent unemployed teachers cleared the test then what would be the fate of the remaining teachers.


Jeeda announced that they were now planning to launch a mass movement to compel the government to scrap the TET. He said they would now go door to door and convince unemployed teachers about their agitation plan. After that, district-level and state-level conferences would be held.


Regarding their recent agitation against the TET, he said the Front had not given any call for the boycott of the test, which is why the majority of unemployed teachers appeared in it. But later, the same unemployed teachers were saying that the Front’s stand with regard to scrapping of the TET was right, he added.


He said their agitation would continue even during and after the ensuing Assembly elections if the government did not scrap the TET.

The Unemployed B.Ed Teachers’ Front, Punjab, has asked the state government to defer its decision on the TET condition for the recruitment of teachers at least for two years, as it has decided to implement the Right to Education Act fully in 2013 in the state.
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PUNJAB HOLDS TEST TO FILL SCHOOL TEACHERS' POSTS

The first edition of the teacher eligibility test (TET) to fill vacancies in Punjab government schools was held in different districts amid tight security Sunday. Eighty protesting teachers were detained by police.

Special security arrangements were made near all test centres in different districts like Bathinda, Mohali and Patiala, in the wake of disruption threats given by different unemployed teachers' associations. According to police, around 30 teachers were detained in Bathinda while they were trying to stage a protest. Nearly 50 teachers, including a dozen women, were detained a day earlier.

Members of different unemployed teachers' unions are against the government's move to make TET test compulsory for the teachers applying for posts in public schools. "We had the maximum threat from unemployed teachers' unions in Bathinda district but everything went very smoothly," said a Punjab police official here.

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PUNJAB TO CONDUCT TEACHER ELIGIBILITY TEST ON JULY 3

The Punjab Education department is fully geared up to conduct the first ever Punjab State Teacher Eligibility Test (PSTET) on July three in the state and total 314 examination centers have been set up in all 20 districts.

Stating that this here today, a Punjab Education department spokesman said that this test was being conducted in two parts, firstly for those, who have to teach students from Class one to five and other for those who have to teach students of class six to eight. First test would be from 1000 hours to 1130 hours and second from 1330 hours to 1500 hours.
He said that total 1,13,604 candidates were appearing for first test and 1,39,480 candidates would appear in second test. He informed that the Right to Education Act-2009 (RTE) was being implemented through out the country and the Union Human Resource Development Ministry had issued a notification authorising National Council for Teacher Education Academic Authority for fixing minimum qualification for an eligible teacher.

He also informed that RTE Act had made it mandatory that Teacher Eligibility Test would be compulsory for joining as teacher in any Government, aided, unaided or any other school of any institution. Keeping in view this central act, the state government was bound to conduct this TET, he added.

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Unemployed teachers take to the streets, 250 held (Bathinda )

Seek scrapping of teacher eligibility test

More than 250 unemployed teachers were arrested by the police in Bathinda district today. A majority of them were arrested in the city while the rest were held at different places when they were on their way to Bathinda to take part in today's state-level "Chakka Jam" (blockade of road) in protest against the holding of Teacher Eligibility Test (TET). The protesting teachers were demanding that the TET be scrapped.

Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), Bathinda, Sukhchain Singh Gill said the police had arrested around 250 protesters as a preventive measure to maintain law and order as the agitators had been blocking the roads.

He said these protesters had been arrested under Sections 107 and 151 of the CrPC.

In view of the “Chakka Jam” agitation today by five unemployed teacher (B.Ed, ETT, PTI, D.P. Ed., Art and Craft) organisations, the district police converted the city into a virtual fortress by deploying a large number of personnel, including women constables, in various parts of the city.

Police personnel were deployed in strength at the Teachers’ Home here to prevent the unemployed teachers from gathering there. However, around 40 teachers reached the Teachers' Home. They were arrested by the police and taken to the police station in vehicles.

Later, at about 2.15 pm, about 150 unemployed teachers converged at Teenkoni chowk and blocked the road there. However, the police, led by DSP Baljit Singh, reached there after some minutes and cleared the road by taking the protesters in custody.

They were taken to the police station in two tempos and a Scorpio. They raised slogans against the government and demanded scrapping of the TET.

After a few minutes, another group of 50 protesters blocked the Bathinda-Goniana road near the Sirhind canal for some time.

The police, led by DSP Jaswinder Singh, also took the protesters in custody there and got the road cleared. They were taken to an undisclosed site in the police vehicle.

State spokesman of the Berojgar B. Ed. Adhyapak Front, Punjab, Harjit Jeeda claimed that the police had arrested more than 500 unemployed teachers in Bathinda district today.

He said besides arresting teachers, the police had also raided their houses last night and taken several of their leaders and activists in custody.

Jeeda said their activists had also blocked the road near the railway level crossing at Rampura Phul.

He said their agitation was successful as they had succeeded in conveying their message to the people and the government.

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