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Posted by  SUBHASH CHAND  on December 28, 2012 at 11:48 in  Discussion / News / Article View Forum Is NET failure of our  educational system ? Vasudha Venugopal Share · print · T+ Pass rates for the national eligibly test are rising, but how good is the test in itself, ask professors Hundreds of  candidates , who took the National  Eligibility  Test (NET) in the city recently, are eagerly anticipating its results, which are due on Friday. Over the last few years, the number of persons clearing the NET has increased, but the performance of Tamil Nadu has been dismal with less than four per cent of the candidates making it through the test. The NET, conducted by the University Grants Commission (UGC) determines eligibility to the post of lecturer in colleges across the country. It is also taken into consideration in the awarding of junior research fellowships, and is meant to ensure minimum standards for the entrants into the teaching profession and in research. It is conduc

Raipur. Court's decision will benefit the country, millions of candidates. Half of Chandigarh is likely to benefit the four thousand candidates. Qualifying toll could rise. University Grant Commission (UGC) National Elijibiliti Test (NET) - candidates who have not qualified in June 2012 has awakened hopes once again. UGC to release the test results before the Supreme Court rejected the rule. It was just the same benefits to the petitioners. Supreme Court ruling will benefit all candidates in the examinations held in June. The Supreme Court decision came on December 21, 2012, a copy of the court case in  website not continue on. That is why the public has not been decided. The new rules will also court against Kerala High Court has said that the net is a Eligibility test, not a Competitive exams. For this reason it can not be any such rules, the minimum passing marks than any merit list will be created. Based on the new rules of the UGC will court against the ca

http://www.business-standard. com/generalnews/news/ugc- mulling-legal-recourse- against-hc-rulingnet/101407/ UGC mulling legal recourse against HC ruling on NET Press Trust of India / New Delhi December 28, 2012, 18:45 Ads by Google BlueChip Stocks 2013 List  :  Exclusive List of Indian BlueChip Stocks for 2013. Get Free Copy Now!  Equitymaster.com/BlueChip- Stocks The University Grants Commission is mulling "legal recourse" against the Kerala High Court decision declaring as illegal the new norms of qualifying marks fixed for National Eligibility Test (NET) for college and university lectureship, conducted in June this year. "We are thinking on a legal course of action," a senior UGC official said, not wishing to be named. He, however, said that a new notification with regard to the procedure and criteria for declaration of result of UGC NET to be held on Sunday has been announced on Commission's website.   Click here for Cloud Co

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HTTP://WWW.THEHINDU.COM/ TODAYS-PAPER/TP-NATIONAL/TP- KERALA/UGC-APPEAL-ON-NET- POSTED-FOR-JANUARY-21/ ARTICLE4297172.ECE TODAY'S PAPER » NATIONAL » KERALA KOCHI,  January 11, 2013 UGC appeal on NET posted for January 21 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT SHARE   ·    PRINT    ·    T+    A Division Bench of the Kerala High Court on Thursday posted for final hearing on January 21 an appeal filed by the UGC against a single judge’s verdict quashing the new qualifying criteria prescribed by the UGC in the National Eligibility Test for lectureships. The single judge had held that the UGC regulations did not confer any right on the UGC to fix a high mark after holding the NET. Nor could such criteria be introduced through regulation just before the announcement of the results by executive orders. The introduction of the new criteria was not supported by the law. As per the new criteria, candidates in the general category who had scored an aggregate of 65 per cent for all t