S NARENDAR REDDY

S NARENDAR REDDY

27 March 2015

M PHIL AND PH.D PROGRAMME

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M.PHIL / PH.D PROGRAMME

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Admission for M. Phil. and Ph. D. Programmes, 2015- 16
   
 

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National University of Educational Planning and Administration (NUEPA),
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New Delhi-110016
 
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Candidates may apply in the prescribed form for admission to M.Phil. and Ph.D. programmes of the University along with three copies of the brief write-up (in the prescribed format) on the proposed research topic of a contemporary issue within the broad framework of educational policy, planning and administration. For further details, please refer to the M.Phil.-Ph.D. Prospectus, 2015-16 of the University. 
 
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23 March 2015

NEWS ON NET / SLET / PH.D.

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NET, SET qualification is now mandatory: SC

NET, SET qualification is now mandatory: SC
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,

News on Supreme court judgment

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Supreme Court ruling blow to aspiring college teachers


PATNA: After a recent judgment of the Supreme Court, candidates having got their PhD degrees prior to 2009 have been left with little chance of becoming a lecturer (assistant professor) in any college or university of the country.
The apex court has upheld the UGC regulations which provide for National Eligibility Test (NET) or State-Level Eligibility Test (SLET) or PhD as per UGC guidelines, 2009, as the essential qualification for lectureship.

The judgment delivered by Justice T S Thakur and Justice Rohinton Fali Nariman of the Supreme Court (in P Suseela vs UGC case) on March 16 has come as rude shock to thousands of scholars of Bihar who had been aspiring for lectureship with the PhD degrees obtained before 2009. They had been seeking exemption from NET on the basis of their doctoral degree.

The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) had advertised 3,364 vacancies of assistant professors (lecturers) in September last year after a gap of over 17 years strictly as per UGC guidelines. But, following the intervention of Patna high court, even candidates having PhD degree sans UGC guidelines, 2009, were allowed to submit their applications. But now the apex court's judgment debars those who have done PhD without fulfilling the conditions of 2009 regulations.

The UGC regulations of 2010 related to appointment of assistant professors or equivalent positions in universities and colleges and other measures for the maintenance of standards in higher education has been upheld by the apex court. As per it, NET/SLET/SET shall remain the minimum eligibility condition for recruitment of assistant professors. Candidates, who had been awarded a PhD degree in accordance with the UGC regulations of 2009, shall be exempted from this minimum eligibility condition. Furthermore, NET/SLET/SET shall not be required for such Master's Degree programmes in disciplines for which such accredited test is not conducted. The SC also rejected the UGC committee's formula for granting exemptions to PhD degree holders who fulfil six out of 11 conditions (which formed the basis of Allahabad high court judgment of April 6, 2012). In this regard, the court observed all lecturers in universities/colleges/institutions governed by the UGC Act should have a certain minimum standard of excellence before they are appointed as such.

Federation of University Teachers' Associations of Bihar working president Kanhaiya Bahadur Sinha said the posts advertised by BPSC for appointment of assistant professors have now become a distant dream for the sons of the soil. Unless NET is held on a regional basis, it will be rather impossible to find as many NET- qualified candidates as required to fill up the vacancies, he said.
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Rahul Pathak 4087
THE GOVERNMENT SCREAMS AT THE TOP OF ITS VOICE THAT FUTURE OF INDIA LIES IN ITS MAKE IN INDIA BUT MALADY IS THAT IT FAILS TO TAKE ANY PURPOSEFUL MEASURES TO ENSURE THAT ALREADY SKILLED AND JOB READY PEOPLE GET THE JOBS THEY DESERVE.
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Rahul Pathak 4087
ANOTHER STEP IN MAKING MORE DIFFICULT GETTING A JOB IN INDIA BY PEOPLE WHO ALREADY HAVE WELL PAID JOBS.
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Satyanarayana Gavarasana 20029
Everyone has to listen to the Apex Court!
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21 March 2015

Supreme court judgment on Minimum qualifications for Lecturer or Assistant professor post

Supreme court judgement on Minimum qualification to the post of Lecturers and Assistant professors upholding UGC Regulations 2009 - Ph.D is no more qualification for Lecturer or Assistant professor posts

1  ) Supreme court judgment copy

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxH47gXwx2ieZFplb1ZGNjZBRkU/view?usp=sharing

2) UGC Regulations 2009

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxH47gXwx2ieamdvblBzUU1YNmM/view?usp=sharing

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S.NARENDAR REDDY

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