High Court Reserves Verdict On UPTET Requests
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High Court reserves verdict on UPTET requests

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The Allahabad high court on Tuesday reserved its judgement on the bunch of writ petitions filed by the candidates of BTC- 2004, special BTC-2007 and 2008, seeking direction that they should not be compelled to appear in UP Teacher's Eligibility Test ( UPTET), 2011.

BP Ed, DP Ed, LT and distance education candidates are among the petitioners. Similarly, some writ petitions have also been filed for inclusion of Sanskrit as language in second paper of the test alongwith Urdu and English. The judgement will be delivered on November 11.

The BTC candidates took the ground that first batch of the said training has already been given appointment and has also joined, whereas the petitioners, instead of being given appointment, are being compelled to appear in UPTET- 2011. tnn Similar plea has been taken by the candidates of special BTC 2007 and 2008.

In addition, the candidates having obtained the degree of Physical Education through distance mode have contended that their course is duly recognized by the NCTE and therefore they should also be given opportunity to appear in UPTET- 2011.

Justice Dilip Gupta reserved the judgement after hearing senior advocate A Khare and other counsels, whereas state government was represented by K S Kushwaha and NCTE was represented by Rizwan A Akhtar.

Source: TOI

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