The Directorate of Samagra Shiksha, Jammu & Kashmir recently released provisional lists of eligible candidates for 69 contractual posts of Special Education Teacher under the PM Shri Scheme. 35 posts are in the Jammu division and 34 are in the Kashmir division.
In December 2023, the Directorate invited online applications for these posts through Notification No. 01/2023. The notification was published on the Samagra Shiksha website as well as leading newspapers like Daily Excelsior, Truly Times and Amar Ujala. The last date for online application submission was 5th January 2024.
A total of 6,208 Shiksha applications were received for the 69 advertised positions. After preliminary scrutiny, 6,017 applicants were found ineligible as per the eligibility criteria outlined in the notification. Only 191 candidates were found to fulfill the required eligibility.
The Directorate issued a notice on 13th January 2024 with endorsement No. Edu/PD/SmS/IE/451-454 containing lists of eligible and ineligible candidates. The notice was published on the website and candidates were invited to submit objections regarding their eligibility within 3 days.
In response, 43 objections were received over email. After examining these, 3 more candidates were found eligible, taking the total number of eligible candidates to 194. Based on marks obtained and selection criteria in the advertisement, provisional merit lists have now been prepared.
The Shiksha provisional merit list contains 103 candidates for the Jammu division and 91 candidates for the Kashmir division. These lists are enclosed as Annexure A and Annexure B respectively in the notice.
The Shiksha top 40 candidates in each divisional merit list (Annexure A and B) have been advised to appear before the designated Committee at the Jammu Directorate office with their original documents. They have been given a 7-day period to complete this document verification process, failing which their candidature will be cancelled.
The Shiksha notice clarifies that these are provisional lists subject to changes based on document verification and objections. Mere inclusion in the lists does not confer any right to selection. Final selection will be based on merit as per the advertised criteria.
Candidates can submit clarifications and documents regarding their candidature through email or in-person within 5 days of the notice. No representations will be entertained after this timeframe.
The issuance of provisional lists is an important step in the recruitment process for these contractual teaching positions under the Samagra Shiksha scheme. The large number of applicants highlights the need for special educators as well as employment opportunities in the education sector in Jammu & Kashmir.
Shiksha Provisional selection is not final appointment – it is contingent on document verification, merit ranking and availability of vacancies. The inclusion of additional eligible candidates after scrutiny of objections also demonstrates the transparent and fair recruitment process.
The timely completion of the selection process will allow appointment of qualified special education teachers across schools in Jammu and Kashmir. Their recruitment will boost educational support and inclusion of children with disabilities in the school system.
It will be important to ensure prompt resolution of objections, thorough document verification and fair finalization of selection lists as per merit. The recruitment process should now proceed smoothly towards appointment of the best candidates.
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The Directorate will need to inform candidates about the status of their candidature, document verification schedules and final selection lists. Timely information sharing and transparency will build trust in the system.
The recruitment drive will fill a vital gap in the state’s efforts to build an inclusive education system. The appointment of trained special educators will directly benefit students with disabilities and special needs.
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Overall, the notification of provisional lists marks a positive step forward in the Directorate’s efforts to recruit qualified human resources for the crucial task of providing quality education to all children.
FAQS
1. What positions did the Directorate of Samagra Shiksha in Jammu & Kashmir recently invite applications for?
The Directorate invited applications for 69 contractual posts of Special Education Teacher under the PM Shri Scheme.
2. How many total applications were received for these posts?
A total of 6,208 applications were received for the advertised 69 positions.
3. How many candidates were found eligible after initial scrutiny of applications?
After preliminary scrutiny, only 191 candidates were found eligible as per the eligibility criteria in the notification.
4. What was the timeline for submitting objections to the provisional eligibility lists?
Candidates were given 3 days to submit objections regarding their eligibility after the initial lists were published.
5. How many more candidates were found eligible after examining the objections?
3 additional candidates were found eligible after examining the objections, taking the total to 194 eligible candidates.
6. What is the next step for candidates in the top 40 of each provisional merit list?
The top 40 candidates in each list have to appear before the designated Committee with their original documents within 7 days for verification.
7. What is the selection process based on?
Final selection will be based on merit ranking as per the criteria advertised in the notification.
8. How can candidates submit clarifications regarding their candidature?
Clarifications can be submitted via email or in-person at the Directorate’s Jammu office within 5 days.
9. By when will the final selection lists be published?
No exact date is specified for release of final lists. It will depend on timely verification and resolution of objections.
10. How will appointment of special educators benefit students in Jammu & Kashmir?
It will boost educational support and inclusion of children with disabilities through trained teachers.
