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No.292 Dispur, Monday, 5th September, 2011, 14th Bhadra, 1933 (S.E.)

GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM

ORDERS BY THE GOVERNOR

LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT :: LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

**NOTIFICATION**

The 5th September, 2011

**No.LGL. 98/2011/21. —The following Act of the Assam Legislative Assembly which**

received the assent of the Governor is hereby published for general information.

**ASSAM ACT NO. XVII OF 2011**

**(Received the assent of the Governor on 3rd September, 2011)**

**THE ASSAM VENTURE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS**

**(PROVINCIALISATION OF SERVICES) ACT, 2011.**


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1738 TH^ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY SEPTEMBER 5. 2011

**AN**

**ACT**

to provincialise the services of the employees of the Venture Educational
Institutions in the State of Assam and to restrict further establishment of such
Educational Institutions in the State.

**Preamble** Whereas it is expedient to provincialise the services of employees of the

Venture Educational Institutions in the State of Assam and to restrict further

establishment of such educational institutions in the State;

It is hereby enacted in the Sixty-second Year of the Republic of India as

follows:-

Short title, 1. (1) This Act may be called the Assam Venture Educational
extent and

Institutions (Provincialisation of Services) Act, 2011.

commence­
ment

(2) It extends to the whole of Assam.

(3) It shall come into force on such date as the State Government

may, by notification in the Official Gazette, appoint end

different dates may be appointed for different provisions of the

Act or for different category of educational institutions.

Definitions 2. In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires,-

(a) “Assam Higher Secondary Education Council” or “AHSEC” Assam

Act

means the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council

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constituted under the provisions of Assam Higher Secondary 1984.

Education Act, 1984;

(b) “Block Elementary Education Officer” means the Block

Elementary Education Officer in the concerned Block;

(c) “Board of Secondary Education, Assam’” or “SEBA” means Assam

Act

the Board of Secondary Education, Assam constituted under the

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provisions of the Assam Secondary Education Act, 1961; 1961

(d) “Deputy Inspector of Schools” means the Deputy Inspector

of Schools in the concerned Sub-division;

(e) “Director” means the Director of Elementary Education in

case of a Primary or a Upper Primary School; Director of

Secondary Education in case of a High school or a Higher

Secondary School or a Junior College; and Director of Higher

Education in case of a Degree College :


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Provided that in case of amalgamated High or Higher

Secondary Schools, where primary or upper primary education is

also imparted, the Director would mean the concerned Director

in respect of the teachers and matters concerning their service

conditions and emoluments but for the purpose of administration

and all other purposes the Director would mean the Director of

Secondary Education;

(f) “District Elementary Education Officer” means the District

Elementary Education Officer of the concerned district;

(g) “District Scrutiny Committee” means the District Scrutiny

Committee constituted under section 10 for each District to

recommend names of Venture Educational Institutions which are

considered eligible for provincialisation of the services of the

employees serving therein;

(h) “Employee” means and includes all serving employees both

teaching and non-teaching of Venture Educational Institutions

who have been appointed by the concerned Venture Educational

Institution before the 1[st] day of January, 2011 and whose

services are being or would be provincialised under this Act;

(i) “Governing Body” means the Governing Body of a College

or a Junior College approved by the appropriate authority as

notified by the State Government, for carrying out the

management of the College or the Junior College, as the case

may be;

(j) “State Government” means the State Government of Assam

in the concerned Education Department i.e. Education

(Elementary) Department in case of Primary and Upper-Primary

Schools, Education (Secondary) Department in case of

Secondary, Higher Secondary Schools and Junior Colleges,

Education (Higher) Department in case of Degree Colleges;

(k) “Inspector of Schools” means the Inspector of Schools in the

concerned district and unless the context otherwise requires, it

includes an Assistant Inspector of Schools of the same district;

(l) “Managing Committee” means the Managing Committee Central

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constituted under the provisions of Right of Children to Free and ^5 o f

Compulsory Education Act, 2009 or the rules made thereunder 2009

in the case of a Primary or Upper Primary School and in case of

High School and Higher Secondary School, the Managing

Committee approved by the appropriate authority as notified by

the State Government for carrying out the management of the

concerned educational institution;


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(m) “Provincialised School” or ‘Provincialised College” means a

Venture Educational Institution wherein the services of

employees are provincialised under this Act;

(n) “University” means the affiliating University in the state,

namely; the Gauhati University, the Dibrugarh University, or the

Assam University, as the case may be;

(o) “Venture Degree College” means a Degree College

imparting education beyond Higher Secondary stage established

by the people of the locality prior to 1.1.2006 and which has also

received affiliation from the concerned University and

concurrence from the State Government on or before 1.1.2006

and not provincialised under any Act enacted by the State

legislature so far;

(p) “Venture High School” means High School including a High

Madrassa imparting education upto class X and established by

the people of the locality prior to 1.1.2006 which has received

permission from the State Government and recognition from the

Board of Secondary Education, Assam on or before 1.1.2006

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and not provincialised under any Act enacted by the State

legislature so far;

(q) ’’Venture Higher Secondary School” means a Higher

Secondary School imparting education upto Class XII and

established by the people of the locality prior to 1.1.2006 which

has received permission from the State Government prior to

01.01.2006 and not provincialised under any Act earlier enacted

by the State legislature so far and it includes a Junior College

established by the people of the locality prior to 1.1.2006 which

has received concurrence from the Government and permission

from the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council on or

before 01.01.06;

(r) “Venture ME School” including “ME Madrassa” means an

Upper-Primary School imparting education upto Class VID and

established by the people of the locality prior to 1.1.2006 which

has received recognition from the competent authority on or

before 01.01.2006 and not provincialised under any Act enacted

by the State legislature so far;

(s) “Venture Primary School” means a Primary School

imparting education upto Class V and established by the people

of the locality prior to 1.1.2006 and not provincialised under any

Act enacted by the State legislature so far; .


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(t) “Venture Educational Institutions” means and includes

Venture Degree College, Venture Higher Secondary School,

Venture High School, Venture ME School and Venture Primary

School situated within the State of Assam.

Eligibility 3. (1) Subject to the provisions of Article 30 of the Constitution of

criteria for India, the following categories of Venture Educational

selection of Institutions shall be eligible for being considered for

educational provincialisation of the services of its employees :-

institutions (i) the Venture Educational Institutions which have been

for established and had obtained the required permission

provincialisat- or recognition or affiliation or concurrence, as the

ion of services case may be, from the respective competent

of its Authority or Authorities before 1.1.2006;

employees (ii) it has a minimum enrolment of 25 students in the

highest class i.e. Class-V, if it is a Primary School;

Class-VIII, if it is an upper-Primary School; Class-X,

if it is a High School; and Class-XII, if it is a Higher

Secondary School or. a Junior College ; and Final

year of Three Year Degree Course, if it is a Degree

College, as on the date of coming into force of this

Act;

(iii) in case of a High School or a Higher Secondary

School or a Junior College or a Degree College, the

concerned educational institution must have a

consistent good academic performance which would

mean that at least 30% of the candidates appearing

for the final examination must have passed in any

three examinations held since 01.01.2006.

(2) In case of a Degree College and a Junior College, the eligibility

criteria specified in sub-section (1) above regarding date of

recognition, affiliation or concurrence, minimum enrolment and

performance would mean in respect of each of the subjects with

or without ‘Major’ as the case may be, and the services of the

employees appointed or engaged in connection with such subject

or subjects shall be considered for provincialisation under the

provisions of this Act, only if the specified eligibility criteria are

satisfied.

(3) The concerned educational institution must have the required

infrastructure (i) in case of Degree College as specified by the

concerned University to which the College is affiliated; (ii) if it 35 of

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is Primary or Upper Primary School as specified in Item-2 of the


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Schedule of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory

Assam

Education Act, 2009 and in case of all other educational Act IV

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institutions, the concerned institution must have the required

infrastructure as specified in section 10 of the Assam Non-

Govemment Educational Institutions (Regulation and

Management) Act, 2006.

(4) An institution, which does not have the required infrastructure

specified in sub-section (3) above, may be considered as eligible

for provincialisation of the services of the employees, provided

such institution acquires the required infrastructure within two

years from the date of commencement of this Act.

(5) Subject to the provisions of the Statutes, Ordinances and Central..

Act No

Regulations made by the concerned affiliating University, in

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case of a Degree College and subject to the provisions of the 2009

Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009,

in case of a Primary or Upper Primary School and in case of all

Assam

other institutions, subject to the provisions of the Assam Non-

Act IV

Govemment Educational Institutions (Regulation and o f2007

Management) Act, 2006, an educational institution which does

not fulfil the eligibility criteria as on the date of coming into

force of this Act or does not acquire eligibility under sub-section

(4) above within the two years period as aforesaid shall not be

eligible to be considered for provincialisation of the services of

its employees, but may be allowed to run as a Private Institution

or a Non-Government Educational Institution.

(6) Save and except an institution covered under Article 30 of the

Constitution of India which is already getting some financial

assistance or grants-in-aid, no Private or Non-Government

educational institution shall be entitled to get any aid or

assistance from the State Government in any form with effect

from the date of coming into force of this Act.

Employees to 4. (1) The services of the employees of all eligible Venture
be

Educational Institutions under section 3 and who have already

Government
servant completed ten years of services in such Educational Institution

without any break from the date of affiliation, recognition,

concurrence or permission as the case may be, of the concerned

educational institutions as on the date of coming into force of

this Act, shall be deemed to have been provincialised and they

shall become employees of the State Government with effect

from that date.


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(2) The services of all the teaching and non-teaching employees,

who have not yet completed ten years of continuous services

without break in that Venture Educational Institutions as under

sub-section (1) shall be provincialised with effect from the date

on which they complete the required ten years of service as

stipulated under sub-section(l):

Provided that the numbers of employees in both teaching

and non-teaching cadre in each of the institution, services of

whom are provincialised or to be provincialised under this Act,

shall not exceed as specified in the Schedule appended to this

Act:

Provided further that where the number of such employees

serving in such Venture Educational Institutions exceeds the

numbers as specified in the Schedule, the provincialisaiion of the

services of the employees shall be on the basis of seniority in the

respective category in the concerned educational institution. The

State Government shall have no liability whatsoever in regard to

such excess employees.

(3) The services of a teaching or non-teaching employee in a

Venture Educational Institution upto higher secondary level shall

be considered for provincialisation, only if they have the

requisite academic and professional qualifications prescribed by

the relevant Rules at the time of their initial appointment. In

case of employees of a Degree College, they must have acquired

such requisite educational as well as professional qualification as

may be determined by the University Grants Commission from

time to time:

Provided that if an employee is required to acquire any

prescribed academic or professional qualifications, services of

such employee may be considered for provincialisation if

otherwise eligible, but in such case the provincialisation would

be subject to acquisition of such prescribed qualifications within

a period of five years from the date of coming into force of this

Act, and during this intervening period, he may continue to work

under the existing terms and conditions under which he was

working, until his services are provincialised. In case of his

failure to acquire the required academic or professional

qualifications within the stipulated period, his services shall

stand terminated with effect from the date of expiry of stipulated

period of five years.


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Terms and 5. (1) Subject to the provisions of this Act and the Rules made

conditions of thereunder all rules including service rules and rules of conduct

Service and discipline which are applicable to State Government servant

of corresponding ranks, shall be applicable to all employees of

educational institution whose services have been or would be

provincialised under the provisions of this Act.

(2) All such employees shall get such emoluments as salary and

allowances as may be prescribed with effect from the date of

provirtcialisation of their services and the past service rendered

by them shall not be counted for any purpose whatsoever, and all

such employees shall get same pay and allowances as if they are

fresh appointees and in respect of pension, they shall be

governed by the New Pension Scheme applicable to the State

Government employees of the corresponding rank.

(3) The employees, who have completed sixty years of age as on the

date of coming into force of this Act, shall be deemed to have

retired with effect from that date and they shall have no claim

whatsoever from the State Government as regards their pay,

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allowances and retirement benefits for services already rendered

by them in such educational institutions.

(4) Services of all employees shall be encadred in appropriate cadres

in accordance with the rules as may be prescribed by the State

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Government for this purpose.

Management 6. With effect from the date of publication of the notification under
of the

sub-section (4) of section 10, the administration, management

educational
institution and control of all provincialised educational institutions coming
where

within the purview of this Act shall vest in the State

services of
employees are Government.
provincialised

Managing 7. The constitution, composition, powers, functions and duties of
Committee in Central

the Managing Committee in respect of the Primary and Upper

respect of Act No
Primary/ Primary Schools shall be governed by the provisions of the 35 of
Upper 2009

Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009

Primary
Schools. and the Rules made thereunder.

Managing 8. (1) The State Government or an officer authorized by the State
Committee

Government, by an order, constitute a Managing Committee in

/Governing
Body in respect of High School or Higher Secondary School and a
respect of

Governing Body in respect of a Junior College or a Degree

other
Educational College, for managing the affairs of such Educational
Institutions.

Institutions.


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(2) The Governing Body and the Managing Committee, as the case

may be, of such institutions shall exercise such powers and shall

perform such functions as may be specified by the State

Government under the Rules made under this Act.

(3) The State Government or the officer so authorized by the State

Government may, at any time, re-constitute the Managing

Committee or the Governing Body, as the case may be,

whenever it is considered necessary.

(4) The composition of the Managing Committee or Governing

Body shall be such as may be prescribed by the State

Government.

(5) Subject to overall control and supervision of the Director, all

teaching and non-teaching employees whose services are or

would be provincialised, shall be accountable and remain subject

to the control of the Managing Committee or the Governing

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Body as the case may be.

(6) All teachers, whose services have been provincialised shall

render their services under the control and supervision of the

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Head of the Institution and if so required their services may be

utilized in the lower classes.

Amalgama- 9 (1) In appropriate cases, if there is already an existing educational

tion, shifting institution nearby, and the enrolment of the students does not

or expansion justify more than one institution in the same locality, or there are

of educational other sufficient reasons so to do, the State Government, in the

institution public interest and for reasons to be recorded may, order transfer

or shifting of the institution from one place to another, or may

order amalgamation of two or more existing institutions.

(2) In appropriate cases, if the State Government is of the view that

an existing educational institution need be expanded so as to

have more classes, the State Government may order expansion

of an existing educational institution from Primary to Upper-

Primary and from Upper-Primary to Secondary and Secondary

to Higher Secondary or vice-versa.

(3) All employees teaching or non-teaching whose services have

been provincialised under the provisions of this Act and who are

working in one of the schools in respect of which an order under

sub-sections (1) and (2) above has been passed, shall be liable to

be transferred and posted in any such provincialised institution

in the same rank and grade.


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(4) All teachers working on a higher grade in an institution in

respect of which an order under sub-section (2) has been passed

may be required to teach in the lower classes also.

District 10. (1) There shall be one District Scrutiny Committee in each district

Scrutiny separately for Elementary, Secondary and for Higher Education

Committee to scrutinize service records and other related issues of the

serving teachers and staff of Venture Educational Institutions

pertaining to provincialisation of their services.

(2) The Deputy Commissioner of the District, by an order, shall

constitute the District Scrutiny Committee for the respective

district under preceding sub-section.

(3) The District Committee shall first scrutinize and prepare a list of

all Venture Educational Institutions within the district, which are

eligible in terms of the provisions of this Act and shall thereafter

proceed to scrutinize and verify the service records of all the

serving employees, who are eligible or would become eligible

for being considered for provincialisation of their services.

(4) The District Scrutiny Committee shall forward the verified list of

eligible teachers school-wise in accordance with the number of

posts specified in the Schedule appended to this Act, to the

concerned Director who shall, after making such further scrutiny

as may be required, shall forward the same to the concerned

Department of the State Government for consideration and for

issuing Notification in respect of the eligible institutions and

employees eligible for getting their services provincialised.

(5) The District Scrutiny Committee shall have the powers to

inspect all documents and records produced before it and call for

such further records and documents as may be required for the

purpose of causing verification and scrutiny and examine

witnesses for the purpose, if considered necessary and while

doing so it shall have the powers of a Civil Court for the purpose

of compelling attendance of persons and production of

documents.

(6) The District Scrutiny Committee for Higher Education shali be

constituted with the following members, namely:-

(i) The Deputy Commissioner or his nominee not below

the rank of Additional Deputy Commissioner of the

concerned district —Chairman;

(ii) The Inspector of Schools------ Member-Secretary;

(iii) One Principal of College to be nominated by the

Inspector of Schools-—Member;


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(iv) One retired Principal of College to be nominated by

the Inspector of Schools —Member;

(v) One eminent person in the field of education to be

nominated by the Deputy Commissioner—Member.

(7) The District Scrutiny Committee for Secondary Education shall

be constituted with the following members, namely:-

(i) The Deputy Commissioner or his nominee not below

the rank of Additional Deputy Commissioner of the

concerned district —Chairman;

(ii) The Inspector of Schools------ Member-Secretary;

(iii) One Principal of Junior College to be nominated by

the Inspector o f Schools-—Member;

(iv) One Principal of Provincialised Higher Secondary

School to be nominated by the Inspector of Schools —

-Member;

(v) One Headmaster of Provincialised High School/High

Madrassa to be nominated by the Inspector of

Schools - Member;

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(vi) One eminent person in the field of education to be

nominated by the Deputy Commissioner—Member;

(vii) One retired Principal/Headmaster to be iiominated by

the Inspector of Schools—Member.

(8) The District Scrutiny Committee for Elementary Education shall

be constituted with the following members, namely:-

(i) The Deputy Commissioner or his nominee not below

the rank of Additional Deputy Commissioner of the

concerned district —Chairman;

(ii) The District Elementary Education Officer—

Member-Secretary;

(iii) The Deputy Inspectors of Schools of all Sub­

divisions-—Members;

(iv) The Block Elementary Education Officer of all

Blocks —Members;

(v) One eminent person in the field of education to be

nominated by the Deputy Commissioner—Member.

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(9) The State Government may, by an order re-constitute the District

Scrutiny Committee or may change its composition, if the

circumstances so warrant.


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Educational 11. (1) The service of employees of the Venture Educational Institutions

Institution not which have been established on or after 1-1-2006, shall not be

provisionalised,

provincialised and no such educational institution shall be

to function as

allowed to remain functional unless it has obtained,-

Private /Non-

(i) affiliation from the affiliating University, if it is a

Govemment

Degree College;

Institutions.

(ii) permission under the provisions of the Assam Non- Assam

Act IV
Government Educational Institutions (Regulation and O[p2007 ]

Management) Act, 2006, in case of all other

educational institutions; and

(iii) recognition from the authority notified under the Central

Act No

provisions of section 18 of the Right of Children to

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Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009. 2009

(2) All such Venture Educational Institutions, which have obtained

the required affiliation, permission or recognition as the case

may be, shall be allowed to function as purely Private or Non-

Govemment Educational Institution.

Offences and 12. (1) Whoever provides misleading, incorrect or false information to

Penalties and suppresses material information from or abets the providing

or suppression of such information to the District Scrutiny

Committee or to any other authority under this Act shall commit

an offence under this Act which shall be punishable with

imprisonment for a term which may extend to three years.

Central

(2) Offences committed under this Act shall be cognizable offences Act No

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under the provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973.

1974

Suit and 13. No suit, prosecution or other legal proceeding shall lie for

Proceedings anything in good faith done under this Act, except with the

previous sanction of the State Government.

Power of 14. (1) If any difficulty arises in interpretation of any provisions of this
interpretation

Act, the interpretation of the State Government shall be final.

and removal
of difficulties

(2) If any difficulty arises in giving effect to the provisions of this

Act, the State Government may, by order do anything not

inconsistent with the provisions of this Act which appear to be

necessary or expedient for the purpose of removing the

difficulty.


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Delegation of 15. (1) The State Government may delegate all its powers, except the

powers powers conferred under section 14 and 16 of the Act to

concerned Director or to the Deputy Commissioner or to an

Inspector of Schools or a District Elementary Education Officer

of the District.

(2) The Officer or Authority to whom the powers are delegated

under sub-section (1) shall exercise the same subject to overall

supervision and control of the State Government and subject to

such limitations as may be specified by the State Government

Power to 16. (1) The State Government may, by notification published in the

make rules Official _Gazette, make rules for carrying out the provisions of_

this Act.

(2) Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing provisions,

such rules may provide for all or any of the following matters,

namely:-

(i) prescribing service conditions and specifying the

duties and responsibility of all employees whose

services have been provincialised under this Act;

(ii) preparation and maintenance of service records of the

employees whose services have been provincialised;

(iii) for management of the educational institutions;

(iv) specifying the powers, duties and responsibility of

the Managing Committee or Governing Body of the

educational institutions.

(3) Every rule made under this section shall be laid as soon as may

be after it is made, before the Assam Legislative Assembly while

it is in session for a total period of fourteen days which may be

1 comprised in one session or in two or more successive sessions

and if, before the expiry of the session in which it is so laid or

the session immediately following , the Assam Legislative

Assembly agrees in making any modification in the rule or the

Assam Legislative Assembly agrees that the rule should not be

made, the rules shall thereafter have effect only in such modified

form or be of no effect as the case may be, however, that any

such modification or annulment shall be without prejudice to the

validity of anything previously done under that rule.


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###### Schedule

 [ See Sections 4(2) and 10(4)]

Maximum number of employees per educational institution whose services shall be

provincialised

Category of

Institution Category of Staff Maximum number of posts

1 Principal 1

Lecturer 3 (for pass Course), 30

1 (for Major Course),

1 in each MIL Subject)

Degree College

Librarian 1

Assistant Librarian 1

Sr Asstt. / Jr. Asstt. /Lab. Asstt 5

Library Assistant 1

Grade-IV 6

Additional stream Lecturer 15
for Degree Junior Assistant. 1
College Lab. bearer 1 in each subject having

practical classes

Grade-IV 3

Principal 1

Lecturer 8 for Arts, 7 for Science, 6 for
Commerce stream

Demonstrator 3 for Science stream

Junior College

Junior Assistant 2

Library Assistant ' 1

Laboratory Bearer (subject 3
having practical classes)

Grade-IV 3

Subject Teacher 7 for Arts, 7 for Science, 6 for
Commerce stream

Demonstrator 3 for Science stream

Higher Secondary

Senior Assistant 1

School

Laboratory Bearer 3 for Science stream

Grade-IV 1 for Arts, I for Sc, 1 for

Commerce

Headmaster/Superintendent 1

Assistant Teacher (BA/BCom) Single Section-2, Mixed
medium-2, Three-sections-2,
Four-sections-3 and Five-
sections-4.

Assistant Teacher (Science) Single Section-2, Mixed
medium-2, Three-sections-2,
Four-sections-2 and Five-
section-3.
Mign ocnooi/rugn
Sr. Hindi Teacher 1
Madrassa
Classical Teacher 2(One for each classical
(2 Classes)

language)

Music Teacher 1 (Where teacher is in position

since 01.01.06 or before)

Craft Teacher 1 (Where teacher is in position

since 01.01.06 or before )

Junior Assistant 1

Grade-IV 1


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High School/ Headmaster/Superintendent 1
High Madrassa
(5 classes or more) Asstt. Headmaster/ Asstt. Supdt, 1

Assistant Teacher (BA/B.Com) Single Section-4, Mixed medium
(Ass & Bodo)-2, Three-sections-3,
Four-sections-4 and Five-section-4.

Assistant Teacher (B.Sc) Single Section-3, Mixed medium
(Ass & Bodo)-2, Three-sections-2,
Four-sections-2 and Five-section-3.

Sr. Hindi Teacher 2

Classical Teacher 2(One for each classical language)

Junior Assistant 1

Grade-IV 2

Headmaster 1

Assistant Teacher 2

Graduate/Intermediate Teacher 1
(Science & Mathematics)

Upper Primary Hindi Teacher in the rank 1
School of Asst Teacher
(MESchool/ME Arabic Teacher for (MEM) 1
Madrassa) Assamese Language Teacher (For 1

non-Assamese Medium School)

Language Teacher 1

(for bi-lingual School)

Grade-IV staff 1 ’

Primary School Assistant Teacher 1 (Additional Teacher 1 if PTR’
(L.P School) exceeds 30

Note:- ' (1) For High School and High Madrassa, section would be counted on the basis

of a minimum enrolment of 40 students per section appearing as regular

students from the concerned High School/High Madrassa in the Final

Examination conducted by SEBA.

(2) One additional Science Graduate with Mathematics if Advance Mathematics

is introduced and one special subject teacher for elective subject like Sanskrit,

Arabic etc. provided candidates have actually appeared in the Final

Examination conducted by SEBA.

**MOHD. A. HAQUE,**

Secretary to the Government of Assam,

Legislative Department, Di spur.

GUWAUATI - Printed and published by the Dy. Director (P&S) Directorate of Ptg. and Sty., Assam Guwahati-21

(Ex-Gazette) No. 583-600+300-5-9-2011.


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