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ஆசிரியர் தகுதித்தேர்வு உயர்நீதிமன்ற உத்தரவினை பின்பற்றி புதிய அரசானை GO MS. 71. நாள் 30.05.14 வெளியிடப்பட்டுள்ளது
TNTET 2013 வெயிட்டேஜ் மதிப்பீடு செய்வது குறித்து நீதியரசர் நாகமுத்துவின் பரிந்துரை
Illustration (1) :- [For Graduate Assistant]
86.1. Let us assume that a candidate has secured 1020 marks in Higher Secondary Examination out of 1200. It is equivalent to 85%. Similarly, he has secured 80% in Degree Examination; 75% in B.Ed., Examination; and 70% in TET Examination. As per the computation of marks for Graduate Assistant in terms of the Government Order, 10 marks is awarded to Higher Secondary Examination, 15 is awarded to Degree Examination, 15 is awarded to B.Ed., Examination and 60 is awarded to TET Examination. This would go to show that more weightage mark is given to TET. This ratio namely 10:15:15:60 for Higher Secondary, Degree, B.Ed., and TET respectively should be adhered to while awarding weightage marks. This proportion can be maintained in the following manner, i.e., the percentage of marks secured can be further reduced to the above proportion. For example, in the illustration above,
(a) for 85% of marks secured in Higher Secondary Examination, weightage marks shall be as follows:-
85 X 10 w 100 = 8.50
(b) For 80% of marks secured in Degree Examination, the weightage marks shall be as follows:
80 X 15 w 100 = 12.00
(c) For 75% of marks secured in B.Ed., Examination the weightage marks shall be as follows:
75 X 15 w 100 = 11.25
(d) For 70% of marks secured in TET Examination, the weightage marks shall be as follows:
70 X 60 w 100 = 42.00
Total weightage marks = 73.75
86.2 In this method, for every one percentage of mark in Higher Secondary, the weightage mark is 0.10, for every one percentage of mark in Degree, the weightage mark is 0.15, for every one percentage of mark in B.Ed., the weightage mark is 0.15 and for every one percentage of mark in TET, the weightage mark is 0.60.
Illustration (2) :- [For Secondary Grade Teachers]
87.1. Let us assume that a candidate has secured the following marks:-
Higher Secondary Exam :85%
D.T.Ed.,/D.E.Ed., Exam:80%
TET: 75%
87.2. As per G.O.Ms.No.252, the weightage marks to be awarded are as follows:-
Higher Secondary Exam:15
D.T.Ed.,/D.E.Ed., Exam:25
TET: 60
Total 100
Thus, the ratio is 15:25:60
87.3. Applying the said ratio, for 85% of marks in Higher Secondary Examination, the weightage mark shall be
85 X 15 w 100 = 12.75
For 80% of marks in D.T.Ed., / D.E.Ed., Examination the weightage mark shall be
80 X 25 w 100 = 20.00
For 70% of marks in TET Examination, the weightage mark shall be
70 X 60 w 100 = 42.00
Thus the total weightage mark is 74.75
87.4. In this method, for every one percentage of mark in Higher Secondary, the weightage mark is 0.15, for every one percentage of mark in D.T.Ed.,/D.E.Ed., the weightage mark is 0.25 and for every percentage of mark in TET, the weightage mark is 0.60.
87.5. If this method is adopted, in my considered opinion, there will be no anomaly or inconsistency or discrimination. In my opinion, this method clearly distributes the appropriate weightage marks as per the ratio. This method is scientific, flawless and reasonable. This is only a suggestion from this court and it is for the Government of Tamil Nadu to consider the same as to whether this method can be followed or any other better method can be followed. At any rate, it is made clear that the present grading system is highly arbitrary and discriminatory and, therefore, the same cannot be the basis for selection
ஆசிரியர் தகுதித்தேர்வு உயர்நீதிமன்றத்தின் உத்தரவினை முழுமையாக பின்பற்றி புதிய அரசானை GO MS. 71. நாள் 30.05.14 ஐ தமிழக அரசின் கல்வித்துறை முதன்மைச் செயலர் சபிதா வெளியிட்டுள்ளார்
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