Officials from the education department have remained silent on the matter, leaving candidates and stakeholders in limbo regarding the timeline for announcing the DSC results. The delay in providing the District wise General Ranking List (GRL) along with TET marks has only added to the confusion and frustration among aspiring teachers.

Numerous objections raised by DSC candidates regarding the final answer key have not been adequately addressed, with concerns over discrepancies in marking and evaluation processes. The failure to release the GRL within the promised timeframe has further compounded the uncertainty surrounding the recruitment process.

In a bid to rectify errors in TET details submitted online, officials extended the deadline for corrections until September 13th. However, the delay in releasing the GRL and finalizing the selection of candidates for each post on a district-wise basis has left many applicants anxious and uncertain about the status of their applications.

Revanth Sarkar’s announcement about providing recruitment documents to DSC candidates on September 5th, Teacher’s Day, has offered a glimmer of hope amidst the prevailing confusion. Nevertheless, the lingering absence of DSC results even after the conclusion of September has cast a shadow of doubt and apprehension over the entire recruitment process.

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The District Education Officer (DEO) has formed a three-member committee to look into the matter. The incident has raised concerns about the influence of social media on student behavior, with some students reportedly acting in a manner that disregards politeness and cultural norms.

The party, organized by students in Bilaspur district of Chhattisgarh, took a troubling turn when the girls spilled beer in the classroom. A student captured the events on video and shared it online, leading to widespread attention, even reaching high-ranking officials in the education department.

In response to the incident, the girls involved claimed that they were merely joking around with beer bottles and did not actually consume any alcohol. However, authorities are taking the matter seriously and plan to take action against the principal and teachers for their alleged negligence.

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The department has confirmed that hall tickets for the TET will be accessible after September 22. Following the exams, the preliminary answer keys will be released consecutively starting from October 4, with objections accepted from October 5 onwards. The final answer key is set to be unveiled on October 27, while the results of the TET are expected to be declared on November 2. The pass marks criteria are as follows: 60% and above for OC (General) category, 50% and above for BC category, and 40% and above for SC/ST/PH/X Servicemen categories.

The application process for the Andhra Pradesh TET concluded on August 3, with a substantial 4,27,300 applicants. Notably, 1,82,609 candidates applied for Paper 1-A aimed at Secondary Grade Teachers, while 2,662 applications were received for Paper 1B, focused on Secondary Grade Teacher Special Education. For Paper 2-A Languages, earmarked for School Assistant Teacher positions, 64,036 individuals applied, and 1,04,788 applications were submitted for Maths and Science roles.

This year, with the Mega DSC boasting the highest number of posts, there has been a significant surge in participants. A Mega DSC notification will be issued post-TET to fill 16,347 teacher vacancies in the state. The Education Department, which issued the TET notification on July 2, extended the application deadline until August 3, providing a generous three-month window for exam preparation. Originally scheduled for August 5 to 20, the TET exams carry a 20% weightage in the DSC, intensifying the competition to secure higher scores.

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