West Bengal Colleges (Transfer of Employees) Rules, 2017
West Bengal Colleges (Transfer of Employees) Rules, 2017 for regulating transfer of employees of Government aided colleges in West Bengal.
Promotion and regulation of Higher Education and Cultural development including Technical or specialized education in the State Universities and Colleges.
West Bengal Colleges (Transfer of Employees) Rules, 2017 for regulating transfer of employees of Government aided colleges in West Bengal.
These rules may be called the State Archives of West Bengal Research Rules. They shall govern access to all records in the custody of the State Archives of West Bengal.
Extension of benefit of family pension in favour of unmarried/ divorced/ widowed daughter beyond the age of 25 years of a deceased employee (teaching and non-teaching) of Government aided Colleges has been under active consideration.
Students of Post-Madhyamik levels and onwards in regular courses, and whose annual family income is not more than Rs. 2,50,000/-, may apply for this scholarship.
Benefit of Paternity-cum-Child Care Leave for a maximum period of 30 days has been extended to the regular male employees of the educational institutions etc.
To encourage the spread of higher education in under-served mofussil areas away from Kolkata, where significant demand exists for college studies, considering the steady increase in the number of high school pass outs across the State.
Governor is pleased to direct that the teachers and librarians of Government-aided Colleges in West Bengal shall be guided by the Career Advancement Scheme (CAS).
Eligibility Criteria, Qualifications and Norms for Direct Recruitment to the post of Principal in the Government-aided General Degree Colleges of West Bengal.
Guidelines for conducting selection process by College authority for recruitment of non-teaching employees in Government-aided colleges of West Bengal.
Conveyance Allowance to the blind and orthopedically handicapped teaching and non-teaching employees of the Govt-aided-colleges in the State.