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Scroll.in
6 hours ago
- General
- Scroll.in
BSSC Field Assistant exam date 2025 released; check details here
The Bihar Staff Selection Commission (BSSC) has released the exam schedule of the Field Assistant (Agriculture Department) posts under Adv No. 03/25. As per the notification, the OMR-based written exam will be conducted on July 11, 2025. Applications were invited until May 23, 2025. The recruitment drive aims to fill 201 Field Assistant posts. Meanwhile, the exams schedule for the Welfare Organizer and Lower Division Clerk (Sainik Kalyan Nideshalaya) posts (Adv No. 02/25) will be conducted on June 29, 2025. The recruitment drive aims to fill 56 vacancies, of which 25 are for Welfare Organizer posts, and 31 for Lower Division Clerk posts.
Time of India
6 days ago
- Politics
- Time of India
Marks for ‘lecture demonstration', ‘experience' to help jobless teachers
Kolkata: Ten marks have been allocated for 'lecture demonstrations' and 10 for 'teaching experience' have been introduced in the new exam module, meant for the recruitment of state school teachers, which was rolled out on Friday. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The new categories have been created to give some edge to the teachers from the 2016 SSC recruitment panel, who lost their jobs after the Supreme Court order, over freshers at the exam, the online application for which will be open from June 16 till July 14. The age cap for candidates has been relaxed to 40 years, according to the order on the fresh selection process for assistant teachers for classes 9-12. CM Mamata Banerjee had earlier indicated that in the new exam rules, marks would be awarded for interviews, lecture demonstrations and teaching experience and all eligible candidates who appeared for interviews would be included. The modifications align with Supreme Court's judgment issued in April and the subsequent order on April 17. The SSC on Friday filed an affidavit in the SC, informing it about the roll-out of the new exam module, according to its order. The second State Level Selection Test 2025 will be held on a 60-mark OMR-based written test and 40 marks will be for other criteria. Candidates will be selected based on their scores in the written test, education qualification (10), teaching experience (10), oral interview (10) and lecture demonstration (10). Earlier, 55 marks were for the written test, 35 for qualifications and 10 for personality test. All candidates will be given a copy of their OMR sheets, which they can take away after submitting the original ones. The answer keys, which will be the basis of evaluation, will be published on the website before the results are published and candidates may submit suggestions or objections in five days. Subject-specific expert panels will look into those suggestions. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Candidates may view their OMR sheets online by paying a fee. The physical OMR sheets will be disposed of after two years, once the tenure of the exam panel expires, but their digital scanned copies will be retained for 10 years from the time the panel expires. But protesting SSC teachers are upset. Mehebub Mandal of Eligible Teachers' Rights Forum said, "The state seems to be in a hurry to hold the exams. They could invite applications after seeing the outcome of the review plea in the SC." Another teacher, Chinmoy Mandal, said, "Very few relaxations have been granted. How will the teaching experience benefits be determined for affected candidates?" Kolkata: Ten marks have been allocated for 'lecture demonstrations' and 10 for 'teaching experience' have been introduced in the new exam module, meant for the recruitment of state school teachers, which was rolled out on Friday. The new categories have been created to give some edge to the teachers from the 2016 SSC recruitment panel, who lost their jobs after the Supreme Court order, over freshers at the exam, the online application for which will be open from June 16 till July 14. The age cap for candidates has been relaxed to 40 years, according to the order on the fresh selection process for assistant teachers for classes 9-12. CM Mamata Banerjee had earlier indicated that in the new exam rules, marks would be awarded for interviews, lecture demonstrations and teaching experience and all eligible candidates who appeared for interviews would be included. The modifications align with Supreme Court's judgment issued in April and the subsequent order on April 17. The SSC on Friday filed an affidavit in the SC, informing it about the roll-out of the new exam module, according to its order. The second State Level Selection Test 2025 will be held on a 60-mark OMR-based written test and 40 marks will be for other criteria. Candidates will be selected based on their scores in the written test, education qualification (10), teaching experience (10), oral interview (10) and lecture demonstration (10). Earlier, 55 marks were for the written test, 35 for qualifications and 10 for personality test. All candidates will be given a copy of their OMR sheets, which they can take away after submitting the original ones. The answer keys, which will be the basis of evaluation, will be published on the website before the results are published and candidates may submit suggestions or objections in five days. Subject-specific expert panels will look into those suggestions. Candidates may view their OMR sheets online by paying a fee. The physical OMR sheets will be disposed of after two years, once the tenure of the exam panel expires, but their digital scanned copies will be retained for 10 years from the time the panel expires. But protesting SSC teachers are upset. Mehebub Mandal of Eligible Teachers' Rights Forum said, "The state seems to be in a hurry to hold the exams. They could invite applications after seeing the outcome of the review plea in the SC." Another teacher, Chinmoy Mandal, said, "Very few relaxations have been granted. How will the teaching experience benefits be determined for affected candidates?"
News18
25-04-2025
- General
- News18
TNPSC Group 4 Recruitment 2025 Notification Out For 3935 Vacancies: Check Eligibility, Application Fee And More
Last Updated: TNPSC Group 4 Recruitment 2025: Apply for 3935 vacancies by May 24, 2025 at TNPSC Group 4 Recruitment 2025: The Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) has officially released the notification for the Group 4 Recruitment Examination 2025. Eligible and interested candidates can apply for the TNPSC Group 4 Recruitment 2025 on the commission's official website — This recruitment drive is being conducted to fill 3935 vacancies under the Combined Civil Services Examination – Group 4. Interested and eligible candidates can apply for various Group 4 services until May 24, 2025 (until 11:59 PM). Those who make any errors in their form will also get a chance to correct them during the Application Correction Window, which will be open from May 29 (12:01 AM) to May 31, 2025 (11:59 PM). TNPSC Group 4 Recruitment 2025: Eligibility The eligibility criteria for TNPSC Group 4 Recruitment 2025, including educational qualifications and age limits, vary depending on the specific post. Candidates are advised to carefully refer to the official notification available on the TNPSC website to check the detailed eligibility requirements for their desired position. Step 3: Complete the One Time Registration (OTR) process (if not already done). Step 6: Take a printout for the future reference The written examination is scheduled for July 12, 2025. This exam will be conducted in a single stage and consists of an objective-type OMR-based paper. The exam is divided into three parts – Tamil Eligibility-cum-Scoring Test (Part A), General Studies (Part B), and Aptitude & Mental Ability (Part C). Part A consists of 100 questions, and Parts B and C together carry 100 questions, making a total of 200 questions for 300 marks. The minimum qualifying mark for all communities is 90. The selection process is purely based on the performance in the written exam. A merit list will be prepared based on the total marks secured.
