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Pnachyati Raj 3rd Grade Teacher will get Recruit Through REET
Here’s an important notification for the candidateswho have faced the 3rd Grade Teacher recruitment. Rajasthan Panchayat raj Department Zila Parishad has canceled the process of the candidate’s shortlist till next announcement. The Educational department has decided to announce the result on the basis ofmerit list of Recruitment & Eligibility Exam for Teacher (REET). Candidates who wish to know more about the news please check the full article below.
Rajasthan Panchayat Raj Department Zila Parishad has been conducted the Rajasthan 3rd GradeTeacher Exam 2013 on 11th October, 2013 for the 20,000 posts and it declared the result on December 31st, 2014. But now the merit list will be announce on the basis of REET, according to the latest information.
3rd Teacher Exam 2013 Recruitment Process Postponed
Before that the department was going to declare the merit list according the marks obtained of the written examination & B.Ed, BSTC, Graduation and their 12th class exams. But now it has decided to announce the merit list according to the REET. The Rajasthan Chief Minister has announced to over (finish) the RTET and Teacher recruitment written examination and applies the REET.
According to Deputy Commissioner Mr. Porakhmal, the department has canceled the all process ofthe recruitment on the basis of Jodhpur High Court decision. According to this decision First and second shortlist regarding recruitment has been stopped till next announcement. So it is compulsory to follow this order by all Zila Parishad.
According to the department, it is difficult to announce the merit list on the basis of the mark sheets of the various board and university. Now the REET will decide the merit list of the candidates.
So, all the candidates are notified to be ready for the merit list, which is going to announce on the basis of Recruitment & Eligibility Exam for Teacher (REET). The whole recruitment process will be according to the REET, said by sources.
