Uttar Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test (UPTET) separately for teacher eligibility test in the language need not be made. Prisdiy schools to determine the qualifications of teachers in the selection committee has submitted a proposal to this effect to the rule.
The Committee said that since the National Council for teacher education (NCTE) guidelines for separate language teachers eligibility test is the provision of organising, They should do the same in UPTET. Government has parishdiya primary and higher primary schools the teachers about selecting educational qualification for determining State Council of educational research and training Director servidor Vikram Bahadur Singh headed a three-Member Committee was formed. The Committee sent its proposal to the rule. The Committee also recommended that rule graduated under b.tech, BCA, b.SC (home science), b.SC. (agriculture), B.SC. science and math high elementary school subject teachers should be valid for the appointment. The Committee says that the selection of candidates for BTC training under the science class of science teacher wouldn't give fair recognition of direct recruitment.
The Committee said that the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) through distance learning from the two-year-old may 28, 1999 by NCTE bied course session 1999-2000 is given recognition. UPTET higher primary levels for NCTE, A Bachelor's degree in education from UGC recognized organization (BA) has been considered the candidate to pass the arh. So through distance learning from the two-year-old b.ed IGNOU courses also teacher to tutor service manual and would like to join the UPTET proper.Teacher recruitment to Sanskrit traditional distinctions such as Shastri (Bachelor), Acharya (masters) and education Shastri (b.ed) also recommends to validate. The Committee argues that from the UGC recognized University, UPTET Graduated from College of the degree of examination have been validated. If the NCTE education it is recognition of the scribes (bied) also valid should not be difficult.
