Increment Stop as a Non-B.Ed Teacher
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Sir, My daughter was joined as an A.T. on 15.10.2007as a pass category teacher in a Secondary School & worked up to 10.08.2010. after that she has joined on 11.08.2010 as a PG category teacher to another School. She is working till now.when her Periodical increment will stop? Please post the related G.O.
Re: Increment stop as a non B.Ed teacher.
Those teachers who have joined between March 31, 2001, and 2011 will be given time till 2015 to complete B.Ed. The B.Ed degree will not be compulsory for teachers who had joined before 2001. A government notification will be issued soon in this regard.
As per existing old order 5 years is given to complete B.Ed from the joining in service.Re: Increment stop as a non B.Ed teacher.
Those teachers who have joined between March 31, 2001, and 2011 will be given time till 2015 to complete B.Ed. The B.Ed degree will not be compulsory for teachers who had joined before 2001. A government notification will be issued soon in this regard.
Sir, is the said “GOVT. notification” released yet? If yes, please provide me the link.
Thank you in advance.Re: Increment stop as a non B.Ed teacher.
some teachers are saying that increment will not stop upto 2015. but until now no GO regarding this matter has been released by the Govt.Re: Increment stop as a non B.Ed teacher.
Sir,my brother person joined on 18.11.20008 as an A.T. of a H.S.School.He enjoyed four increment dated 01.07.2009, 01.07.2010, 01.07.2011 and 01.07.2012.He has not B.Ed degree. Could he enjoyed the next increment i.e., 01.07.2013.Re: Increment stop as a non B.Ed teacher.
if a candidate join after july 2008 he will get
the increment of 1/7/2013.Re: Increment stop as a non B.Ed teacher.
No. who has joined after 02-01-2009, only they will get the increment on 01-07-2013.
Increment for 2013.pdfRe: Increment stop as a non B.Ed teacher.
If anyone knows about the much talked about G.O. please upload the link
Thanks…..pradipta babu can u give any g.o in support of your statement !
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