KARTET : Minister Rules Out KARTET Re-examination

KARTET : Minister Rules Out KARTET Re-examination

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BANGALORE: Ruling out the possibility of a re-examination of the Karnataka Teachers Eligibility Test (KARTET) following reports of leakage of question papers on Sunday, Primary Education Minister Kimmane Rathnakar said the government received no complaints over the issue.

Replying to BJP member A Narayanaswamy in the Council during zero hour on Monday, the minister informed the House that the alleged leakage of KARTET question paper was only reported in the media. He said 3,73,000 candidates had appeared for the exam.

Stating that the state police arrested 13 people allegedly involved in the paper leakage, he said according to the initial report, no one from the department was involved in the incident.

Maintaining that the matter is under investigation, Rathnakar said: “Thanks to strict vigilance maintained by the department officials, no incidents of paper leakage was reported during the SSLC and PU examinations for 2013-14.”

Earlier, raising the issue, BJP member A Narayanaswamy charged that the incident of paper leakage occurred with the knowledge of the department officials.

Claiming that a bundle of question paper deposited safely in a government treasury was missing and papers were circulated for a price, the BJP member sought to know from the government if it has any plans to order a re-examination.

Reacting to another issue, the minister informed BJP member Ganesh Karnik that the distribution of PUC textbooks would be completed in a week’s time. Claiming that the delay in distribution of books was caused as the issue of awarding tender to print textbooks to a private party had gone to High Court, he said: “Steps will be taken to avoid such troubles in the future.”

The BJP member, raising the issue, had claimed that the PUC students across the state are in trouble due to the delay in the distribution of textbooks before the commencement of classes..


News Source / Sabhaar : newindianexpress.com (24.6.14)

KTET : No re-exam for teacher post aspirants

KTET : No re-exam for teacher post aspirants

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Bangalore : Minister of State for Primary and Secondary Education Kimmane Ratnakar told the Legislative Council on Monday that an internal inquiry had been ordered into the Teachers’ Eligibility Test paper leak incident.

Responding to BJP’s Y A Narayanaswamy, Ratnakar said that prima facie it appeared that there was no involvement of the Education department officials in the paper leak. He categorically stated that the paper leak does not warrant a re-examination for 3.77 lakh aspirants, for now.

“We do not want to subject the aspirants to any hardships as of now. Our opinion is that the paper leak may not have impacted the entire examination. We will probe and later take a decision,” he said.

News Source / Sabhaar : deccanherald.com (23.06.2014)

KARTET suffers paper leak before exam day

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Karnataka Teachers' Eligibility Test (KARTET), the first of its kind that was held on June 21, Sunday, suffered allegations that the question paper got leaked reported a newspaper daily.

A 65-year-old retired teacher has been accused of the crime and was arrested in the city for "trying to sell" question papers, police said.

KARTET has been introduced to determine the eligibility of aspiring teachers. It was held in 694 centres across the state. Copies of both Paper-1 and Paper-2 were leaked, informed police sources.

The person accused of the leak allegedly managed to get the original question papers from the Koppal District treasury. To ensure that he would not lose out on money, Shivakumar invited some candidates to his house in Nandini Layout. He showed them the question papers, but did not hand them over.

As many as 13 people have been arrested in this connection. This includes candidates who were to write KARTET, but had accessed the leaked question papers.

KARTET is a mandatory qualifying test for those wishing to take up teaching positions in primary schools. As many as 3.77 lakh candidates were expected to appear for the test at 694 centres across the state.

The qualifying test applies to teaching positions in government, aided and private institutions. To obtain KARTET certificate, general category candidates have to secure a minimum of 60 per cent while candidates from the reserved category have to score a minimum of 55 per cent.


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KTET - Salute for Courage of Woman towards TET Exam

KARTET : महिला के टेट के प्रति जज्बे को सलाम 

Salute for Courage of Woman towards TET Exam

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Woman Appears for TET A Day After Giving Birth 
बच्चे को जन्म देने के अगले दिन महिला पहुँची टी ई टी परीक्षा देने

SHIMOGA : A woman who gave birth to a baby on Saturday came all the way from Bhadravati to Shimoga to write the Teacher’s Eligibility Test (TET) on Sunday.

Reshma Sultana of Nehru Nagar, Bhadravati, wrote her test lying on a stretcher in a classroom at SRNM College.

Reshma, wife of Toufeeq of Basavapattana in Davangere district, gave birth to a baby boy at 11.15 am on Saturday. She got a diploma in education after her PUC II.

‘Passion for Teaching’

Toufeeq told Express Reshma is very passionate about becoming a teacher.

She has been preparing for TET for the past three months.

She did not expect to write the test in this condition, but she was determined to appear this year, he said.

Though he, her parents and other relatives appealed to her to write TET next time, she was determined not to miss the opportunity, he said. “She requested Dr Srimathi to allow her to appear for the test.

Medical Support

Dr Srimathi supported her by providing the necessary medical arrangements including an ambulance,” said Toufeeq.

Reshma left Bhadravati on Sunday at 8.15 am in the ambulance along with her one-day neonate, parents and  husband. When the examination authorities did not permit her to write the examination inside the ambulance, she was moved to room number 15 of the college.

Hundreds of candidates who appeared for the examination appreciated Reshma’s drive and determination.

Toufeeq thanked all the hospital staff who were with his wife throughout the examination, who took care of both mother and child.

News Source / Sabhaar : newindianexpress.com (23.6.14)

Karnataka Teachers Eligibility Test - 2014
K-TET : Karnataka Teacher Eligibility Test 2014: Applications available on official website

Karnataka Teacher Eligibility Test :

Karnataka Teachers Eligibility Test - 2014

Important dates:
Closing date for registration: May 3, 2014
Last date for the payment of the online application fee: May 5, 2014
Availability of admit card: May 16, 2015- May 25, 2014
Date of examination: June 1, 2014

Date for Submission of On-Line Application: 20.04.2014 to 03.05.2014

Last date for submission of On-line Application:03.05.2014

The Government of Karnatka has invited applications from eligible candidates for Karnataka Teachers Eligibility Test 2014. Interested and eligible candidates should apply for the exam before May 3, 2014.

Eligibility criteria:

For Classes 1-5 teachers: Primary stage (Paper I)

The applicant should have passes PUC/ Senior Secondary (or its equivalent) with at least 50 per cent marks and should have passed or appearing in the final year of the two year Diploma in Elementary Education. Or

The applicant should have passes PUC/ Senior Secondary (or its equivalent) with at least 50 per cent marks and must have passed or appearing the final year of four year Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.El.Ed). Or

The applicant must have completed his or her Senior Secondary (or its equivalent) with at least 50 per cent marks and should have passed or appearing in the final year of the two year Diploma in Education. Or

The applicant should have done his or her B.A/ B.Sc Graduation and passed or appearing in the final year of the two year Diploma in Elementary Education.

For Classes 6-8 teachers: Elementary stage (Paper II)

The applicant should have done his or her B.A/ B.Sc Graduation and passed or appearing in the final year of the two year Diploma in Elementary Education. Or

The applicant should have done his or her B.A/ B.Sc Graduation with at least 50 per cent marks and passed or appearing in the one year Bachelor in Education (B.Ed). Or

The applicant should have passes PUC/ Senior Secondary (or its equivalent) with at least 50 per cent marks and must have passed or appearing the final year of four year Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.El.Ed). Or

The applicant should have passes PUC/ Senior Secondary (or its equivalent) with at least 50 per cent marks and should have passed or appearing in the final year of the four year B.A/ B.Sc.Ed or B.A. Ed/ B.Sc.Ed. Or

The applicant should have done his or her B.A/ B.Sc Graduation with at least 50 per cent marks and passed or appearing in one year B.Ed.

For class 1-8 teachers: Elementary stage (Paper I and II)

The applicant should have passes PUC/ Senior Secondary (or its equivalent) with at least 50 per cent marks and must have passed or appearing the final year of four year Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.El.Ed). Or

The applicant should have done his or her B.A/ B.Sc Graduation with at least 50 per cent marks and passed or appearing in the final year of two year Diploma in Elementary Education.

Exam details:

The KARTET exam is of Multiple Choice Type (MCQ). Each correct answer carries one mark and there is no negative marking awarded for a wrong answer. Te exam will be conducted in English and Kannada.

The KARTET consists of two papers:

1.    Paper I: This paper is meant for applicants who wish to be a teacher for Classes 1-5.
2.    Paper II: This paper is meant for applicants who wish to be a teacher for Classes 6-8.

Note: Applicants who wish to teach both levels (classes 1-5 and 6-8) are required to appear for both the papers.

Examination fee:

The applicants are supposed to pay a fee of Rs 500/- for Paper I or II (Rs 250/- for reserved category) and Rs 800/- for both the papers (Rs 400/- for reserved category). The applicants are suppose to make the payment using a computer generated Challan by depositing the prescribed fee in cash in CSC Account in State Bank of Mysore.

First Karnataka Teachers' Eligibility Test in May or June

First Karnataka Teachers' Eligibility Test in May or June

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Aspiring primary school teachers will have to make themselves eligible for government teaching jobs by writing the Teachers Eligibility Test (TET), which will be conducted for the first time in the State in the last week of May or first week of June.

The Common Admission Cell (CAC) of the Department of Public Instruction has been asked to conduct the first ever KARTET, as it will be called, tentatively on May 25. At present, to teach Classes 1-8, a basic qualification of pre-university (or degree) and Diploma in Education (or Bachelor of Education) serves as eligibility to take part in recruitment.

The decision to conduct the test comes amidst mounting pressure by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE), which made TET qualification compulsory for teachers before recruitment as primary teachers (Classes 1-8) way back in August 2010 in line with the implementation of the Right to Education Act.

“More than 20 states are conducting their own TETs. In all future recruitment, it will become mandatory for teachers to first write the TET and secure more than 60 per cent marks (55 per cent for reservation categories) in order to become eligible to apply for teaching jobs. A notification will be issued on April 18,” an official from CAC told Express.

“We have to do it now as the Government of India wants it done not only for government recruitment, but also for hiring of teachers in unaided schools,” said Commissioner for Public Instruction Mohammed Mohsin. NCTE says TET should become a minimum qualification as “it would bring national standards and benchmark of teacher quality in the recruitment process.”

While in-service teachers will not be required to clear the TET, it will apply for more than 2.17 lakh persons who applied for primary teachers recruitment that was notified in 2012-13 and stalled due to the implementation of the Hyderabad-Karnataka quota.

“These applicants will be informed to take the TET. Only those who score 60 per cent or more can take part in the subsequent recruitment process. Those who fail to clear it will have their application fees refunded,” the official said.

Officials expect around 3 lakh candidates to take the first TET as all DEd and BEd holders will have to take it. The TET scores will be valid for seven years and candidates can take the test any number times.

The test will be held in Kannada and English for a duration of two-and-a-half hours once every year. It consists of Paper-1 for those wanting to teach Classes 1-5 and Paper-2 for Classes 6-8. There are five papers carrying 30 marks each with 150 multiple-choice questions-two languages, mathematics, science and social sciences


News Source : newindianexpress.com (14th April 2014 )