Supreme Court of India

Yogesh Kumar and Ors. v. Government of Ntc Delhi and Ors.

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Reported as [2003] 2 S.C.R. 662
Bench Brijesh Kumar J.
Decided 5 March 2003
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What the Court ordered

For the aforesaid reasons, B.Ed. qualification can also be prescribed for primary teachers is a question to be considered by the authorities concerned F but we cannot consider B.Ed. candidates for the present vacancies advertised as eligible.

Judgment, page 5

From the headnote

Service Law: Education-Appointment/Selection-Post of Primary Teachers-Requisite qualification 10th pass with 2 years teacher Training Certificate or I 2th pass with one year Teacher Training Certificate-8.Ed degree holders seeking recruitment-High Court rejecting the same-Justification of-Held, since .Ed. not being the prescribed qualification such candidate cannot be given entry----,­ Specialized training given to teachers for training small children at prima1y level cannot be compared with training given for awarding .Ed. degree­ Thus, order of High Court justified Advertisement was issued

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