Online State Level Councelling for Primary Teacher Recruitment Notice of online state level counseling of primary teacher recruitment has been issued. Online state level counseling will start from 12th July. The West Bengal Primary Education Board released the merit list on 15th February this year as per West Bengal Primary School Teachers Recruitment Rules-2016. The list was released on March 4 following the guidelines of the Division Bench of the Calcutta High Court, the board said. Merit list is prepared on the basis of vacancies at the district level. The concerned district authorities have already issued appointment letters to the enlisted persons. There are still some candidates in the merit list. Those who could not be enlisted as there were no vacancies in their own district. The remaining candidates will have state-level online counseling from July 12. Will run until 19th July. Will be live from 12th July on https://prim-tet.in portal. Nobody will be able to enter the online s...

In the run-up to the 2021 Assembly elections, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had planned to alleviate the anger of the youth over unemployment by appointing primary teachers. But in reality, the opposite picture was captured. Once again, the state Government is going to get a big push in the court with the appointment of teachers. Primary Tet 2014 appointment suspended by the court! Primary TET 2014 has faced multiple allegations of irregularities in recruitment. The Hon'ble Calcutta High Court has stayed the appointment of Primary TET 2014. A single bench of Rajarshi Bharadwaj on Monday stayed the appointment. The stay order will remain in force till the case is settled. Several candidates approached the court alleging publication of an opaque merit list. One of the issues that the plaintiffs have complained to the court about is that no merit list has been published for recruitment. Only those who have been considered for recruitment can go to the online website and see if they h...

According to the NCTE guidelines, it is mandatory to take the TET exam for the recruitment of vacant primary teachers in the state every year, although the state government has not complied with that guideline. There were no TET exams for six years from 2014 to 2020. But the state government is illegally hiring 16,500 primary teachers. Several job candidates filed a case in the court on this allegation. That case was heard. The state government is once again facing the question of the High Court. Justice Rajarshi Bharadwaj summoned the state to report on several issues. The judge directed the state to answer those questions with an affidavit by March 1. During the hearing of the case, lawyer Ashish Kumar Chowdhury, on behalf of the plaintiffs, claimed in court that the state government was not complying with the NCTC's order to conduct TET in the state every year. The state issued a notification on December 23, 2020 for the recruitment of candidates who sat for the TET exam in 2014...