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Qualification Criteria for College Librarian - Affiliated to M.D.U. Rohtak (Less than 75% Marks Not Eligible)
The below mention images are the criteria fixed by Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak, Haryana. Which shows if you have less than 75% Marks at any level (10th, Graduation and Masters) than the candidate will be score -"0" Marks in Qualification criteria. No matter you are UGC-NET qualified. Do not you think it is humiliating and exploiting the Candidates while UGC set the qualification level is 55% than why not the University start the qualification wait-age from 55%. The candidate who have done his/her Qualification before 2005 its very hard for him/her to score even 60% from the old pattren of education. Why not University take an written exam to find the suitable candidate. Please give your valuable comments and try to find out some solution of this type problems
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Permalink Reply by Anuj Kumar Awasthi on
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I also support above norms.
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Permalink Reply by Dr.Ramesh Rayapudi on
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Yes i also support this criteria
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Permalink Reply by Mandeep Kaur on
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but i dont support...if one get less than 75% marks and he/she is better in practical....having more experience....then to whom you will support?
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Permalink Reply by kiranjeet Dhaliwal on
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i don't like this criteria, the person with this much marks will never opt library science as career, written test is better option
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