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NET, SET qualification is now mandatory: SC

Pune Mirror | Mar 20, 2015, 02.30 AM IST

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Arun Nigavekar

Overruling the HRD ministry's and UGC's exemption, apex court now mandates clearing the entrance exam to be eligible for teaching at colleges and varsities

In what comes as a major jolt for MPhil and PhD degree holders and teachers in colleges or universities, who were appointed after the NET-SET exemption was made in 2010, the Supreme Court has not upheld the regulations made by the University Grants Commission (UGC), prescribing a minimum qualification of national (NET) and state-level (SET) entrance tests for the appointment of teachers and assistant professors.

As per the sources from the board of colleges and university development (BCUD) of Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU), approximately 600- 800 individuals will be affected by this decision.

Following an HC order, the UGC had extended the exemption to MPhil holders (on or before July 10, 2009) and PhD holders (on or before December 2009). Many candidates, who had not cleared the SET or NET, had then joined institutions as teachers.

However, dismissing a batch of appeals filed by those degree holders and challenging the regulations set by the ministry of human resource development, a bench of justices T S Thakur and Rohinton Nariman mandated that these individuals will now have to clear either exams.

Talking to Mirror, Dr Wasudev Gade, vice-chancellor of SPPU, said it was indeed a huge policy decision and that it would be necessary to carry out an observation of its impact.

He added, "It will be rather important to see what decision the government of Maharashtra takes, as far as the appointments in the state are concerned. Moreover, it would also be interesting to see how UGC reacts to the new mandate."

Ajay Darekar, president of Bharatiya Eligible Students and Teachers' Association (BESTA), has been demanding that the exemption must not be extended to teachers.

Welcoming the SC move, he said the decision is sure to create a huge impact in the state.

Arun Nigavekar, ex-chairperson of UGC, pointed out that while representation from the HRD ministry has always been mandatory at UGC meetings, no UGC decision can be made without a dialogue with the ministry. "MHRD is always involved in UGC decisions. However, this once, a unilateral decision may have been taken. The MHRD representative might not have been present. However, it's only an assumption."


►►► MHRD is always involved in UGC decisions. However, this once, a unilateral decision may have been taken

- ARUN NIGAVEKAR, EX-CHAIRPERSON,