The representative body of unemployed youth of NET, SLET, Ph.D submitted a petition to the Congress President by presenting legal questions. A representative body of unemployed youth of NET, SLET, Ph.D submitted a petition to the Congress President, raising legal issues.

NET/SLET/Ph.D. A delegation of candidates who were not re-interviewed for 189 vacancies due to non-compliance of the rules despite making several representations regarding the advertisement of Assistant Professor Recruitment 2020 published three years ago by the qualified candidates reached the Congress office today, where they met the Congress leaders. was After which the Congress attacked the government and said that the recruitment in non-government aided colleges is not being completed to indirectly benefit the private universities and self finance colleges in Gujarat. Advertising of slogans like ‘Bhanshe Gujarat’, ‘Ramshe Gujarat’ will not only improve the education policy of Gujarat, but in real sense, it is time to improve the level of education by carrying out a quick recruitment process for the vacancies of the above teachers.

Presented legal questions
A delegation of well-educated NET, SLET, Ph.D qualified unemployed youth from Gujarat visited the Paldi Congress office and presented their judicial questions and Congress Committee convener Hemang Rawal on behalf of Gujarat Pradesh Congress Committee President Shaktisinh Gohil and Gujarat Assembly Congress Party Leader Amit Chavda. And spokesperson Amit Nayak gave his application form.

Recruitment in non-government aided colleges has not been completed
In this regard, Congress co-convenor Hemang Rawal said that self-finance colleges and private universities have exploded in Gujarat today. There is very little availability of grant-in-aid colleges in Gujarat for students seeking higher education after class-12. Free education is given to women students in this grant-in-aid college and the rest of the candidates are given education at a very low fee. Department of Higher Education, Government of Gujarat under ‘Recruitment of Assistant Professors in Non-Government Aided Colleges-2020’ dt. On 01/04/2022 ‘Candidate’s Guidelines regarding Interview Process’ was promulgated vide Serial No.-12 [ઈન્ટરવ્યુ માટે શોર્ટલિસ્ટ કરવામાં આવેલ ઉમેદવારો પૈકી લઘુતમ 01 ઉમેદવાર હાજર રહેશે તો પણ ઉમેદવારનું ઈન્ટરવ્યુ માટેનું કોરમ પૂરું થયેલ ગણાશે.] The clause mentioned in was strictly adhered to but, pursuant thereto S. No.-13 [જો ઉમેદવારનું અથવા ઈન્ટરવ્યુ સમિતિનું લઘુતમ કોરમ પૂરું નહી થાય તો જે તે કેટેગરી –વિષયના તમામ ઈન્ટરવ્યુ પૂરા થઈ ગયા બાદ તેનું પુન:ઈન્ટરવ્યુનું આયોજન કરવામાં આવશે.] point mentioned in is not followed. Thus, recruitment in non-government aided colleges to indirectly benefit private universities and self finance colleges in Gujarat has not been completed and these candidates have repeatedly made representations to the Gujarat government.

Interviews of 51 candidates for 13 posts are pending
Candidates have also presented to the Prime Minister, presented to the Chief Minister, presented to the Governor and also presented to the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly but everywhere only empty promises have been given. In this regard, the reply received from the office of Higher Education Commissioner Nimesh Patel Joint Director on the online portal said that currently there are 51 candidate interviews for 13 posts which are about to be completed, which will be decided whether to start the second round of interviews. Now when there is a rule in the recruitment guidelines, then the rule has to be followed or the use of sarcastic words like “whether to start the second round” means, the government cannot follow the rule written by the education department itself.

Where are the professors to teach even the implementation of the new education policy?
In fact, there is no update on the online website regarding the 51 interviews of 13 B.Ed posts, so instead of giving real accurate answers, the candidates are being misled. Today, on the one hand, the famous colleges of Gujarat are facing without teachers and are requesting the government that we urgently need teachers and complete the recruitment process soon, while the new education policy is going to be implemented in the new semester, the state colleges are without professors and the students Deprived of good education, Monghidat is self-financing and taking admission in private universities by paying fees.