Higher Education Permission

………… If DI has any objection then he should tell me before giving the permission. ……………….. managing committee has sent the application 15 days later,how they can reject the same? What was my fault? …………………. DI has approved the same before my appearance in the exam. …………………………………………… If he had any problem he should not give the approval for examination. That’s my question.

Dear friend,
I am sending reproductions of two High Court verdicts for reference. Pls go through the court orders passed in the Writ Petitions, especially WP No. 6321 (Prosenjit Paul Case) which will help you a lot to understand the merit of your case. There is a glimpse of hope!

593-SE
There is an ORDER No.

Dt. 27/11/2007.
ES/O/B/IM-98/2007
In Para 8.- “Henceforth no permission will be accorded for securing higher qualification for obtaining higher scale of pay to any assistant teacher and/ to any assistant teacher over 50 years of age serving in any Junior High School or any school respectively”.
So you will not get permission from the D.I. for your HIGHER STUDY. But you will study in your own interest without no study leave.
……….But when you will appear for SSC to join in a HIGH/HIGHER SECONDARY school then you will face with an another problem. Your M.Sc would not be granted, because you did it without permission of D.I.
I do not know your age or year of experience.

It’s apparently clear that Amit Basak is below 50 yrs. It’s not clear whether he/she is in higher secondary school or not. The D.I. made objection b’coz the M.C. forwarded the representation to D.I. on 17.02.2000 i.e. 15 days after he took admission in MA course (01.02.2000). Since MC accorded permission, the course was completed with knowledge of D.I. , D.I. never objected to the pursuance of MA course and allowed him to take final exams, he is eligible for increment provided he was appointed as AT (Hons./PG). G.O. dated 27.11.2007 has no application in this case as he completed (!) the course before Aug.2005.

Re: permission for higher education
Dear friends,
Prior permission from M.C. merely for carrying out higher study by in-service teachers is essential. If they want to claim financial benefits in the shape of double increments or Grade Pay enhancement after improvement of such qualifications prior approval of D.I. is also essential. If an in-service teacher enhances his qualification through regular/correspondence/distance mode of education WITHOUT permission of M.C. or D.I. he shall NOT be recommended by SSC for getting the advantage of such higher qualification in the subsequent appointment in any school. Pls refer to Rule -18 (b) of RLST rules for Asst. Teachers and H.M. recruitment as follows:
“Rule – 18. Bar on recommendation.- Notwithstanding anything contained in these rules, a Regional Commission shall not recommend the name of a person under rule 17,-
(a) ………………….
(b) who, while in-service, having obtained required degree for being considered for the post applied for fails to submit before the Regional Commission the requisite document of his approved study leave, or any kind of leave for the purpose of relevant higher studies, or permission from the appropriate authority for prosecuting the studies for the said degree.”
http://sschmcounsellingdates.blogspot.in/2011/02/rlst-rules-for-assistant-teacher.html
On the other hand, there is a clear instruction in the G.O. No. 593-SE / ES/O/B/1M-98/2007 dated 27.11.2007 in relation to prior permission for enhancement of qualification of Asst. teachers appointed with Pass graduate degree through SSC that:
“4. Provided further that no such permission can be granted on any ground to any teacher who has entered the service / joined the School with Graduate Degree and with a graduate scale of pay [Any Managing Committee of any School recommending such case and of any District Inspector of Schools granting such prayer will be treated as an ‘Offender’ under West Bengal Schools (Control of Expenditure) Act, 2005]”
A plain reading of the above two provisions leads to the following point of doubt:
If this be the situation then how a pass graduate AT working in an aided school on regular basis through one SSC selection can acquire Spl. Hons./P.G. degree and get appointment to Hons/PG post in another school through another SSC selection?
If the pass graduate AT obtains Hons./PG degree without permission of M.C. and wishes to join Hons./PG post in any school in subsequent SSC selection, he/she has to SUPPRESS his/her past employment in the application form and appear at SSC exam. On selection, he/she shall join the new post WITHOUT benefit of past service. In such a situation he/she should lose the benefit of the pay fixation in new service. Moreover, this may lead to problems in getting some pensionary benefits where length of total service matters most.
What is the prospect of a pass graduate teacher or a hons. graduate teacher appointed to a post carrying graduate scale of pay?
Pls discuss.

Is an asst teacher able to do Ph.D ? What is the procedure to do so? By medical leave can he continue Ph.D? Experienced 7 yrs.

hello,
I am a asstt.master in govt school I had joined my service in 4700 under ropa2009
after 8 year i got 8 year benefit too ,then after i completes master degree in same subject.now i have got order to draw higher gp which is same as 8 year benefit i.e 4800 in this situation i am confused because some staff say if i draw this i will not be eligible for 16 years benefit what to do please help me.