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Regarding Net Exemption for M.Phil.
Dear Professionals,
Please clarify my doubts regarding net exemption for M.Phil. Is Net Exemption only for the purpose of appointment as lecturer/Assistant Professor or exempted for all.The following notification wording is from 472nd meeting:
The following modification was suggested in the first paragraph at Page 10
relating to Item No. 2.08.
“The Commission further resolved that since both the above mentioned
Regulations are prospective and not retrospective in nature, therefore, all
candidates having M.Phil degree on or before 10th July, 2009 shall remain
exempted from the requirement of NET for the purpose of appointment as
lecturer/Assistant Professor. Further, all candidates who have either obtained
Ph.D degree on or before 31st December, 2009 and candidates who had
registered themselves for Ph.D degree on or before 10th July, 2009 and are
subsequently awarded Ph.D degree, shall remain exempted from the
requirement of NET for the purpose of appointment as Lecturer/Assistant
Professor”.
With the above modification the minutes were confirmed.
Action : Director(Admn.)
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Permalink Reply by Dhana Raju. Veeramallu on
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NET Exemption is not allowed and candidates for lectureship must clear NET in the subject or in the relevant subject.
However, NET Exemption may be granted in view of clearly spelt out special circumstances, which may be any of the following :
No NET Examination is held in the subject.
NET/SLET qualified/exempted candidates were not available when interviews were held following due procedures.
In case, NET Exemption is granted in view of special circumstances, the candidates be compulsorily required to clear the NET within a period of two years from the date of issue of communication of exemption by UGC.
The Commission also reiterates the position as conveyed vide UGC Circular No. F.3-3/2000 (PS) of the 17th July, 2003. The main contents of the same are once again reproduced here below :
This is from dhanaraju-assistant professor, dept of LIS-AU, Visakhapatnam dhanuvr@gmail.com
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No person shall be appointed to a teaching post in University (or)in any of the institutions including constituent or affiliated Colleges recognized under Clause (f) of the Section 2 of UGC Act, 1956 (or) in an institution deemed to be University under Section 3 of the said Act in a subject if she/he does not fulfill the requirements as to the qualifications for the appropriate subjects as prescribed by the Commission".
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Permalink Reply by Dr. Harpreet Kaur on
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Thanks for reply Sir but you have mentioned old ugc act record of year 2000 and 1956. For latest information you plz see the 472nd notification that I have mentioned above.
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Permalink Reply by vijay parashar on
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sir if you have any documentary proof of exemption of NET for MPhil please send me .
my email id is:
vijayparashar1@yahoo.com
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Permalink Reply by Dr. Badan Barman on
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@ Dhana Raju. Veeramallu.
I think MPhil holders who got their Mphil before 10 July, 2009 and who got their PhD before 10 July 2009 or submitted thesis before 31st December, 2009 are exempted from NET.
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sir if you have any documentary proof of exemption of NET for MPhil please send me .
my email id is:
vijayparashar1@yahoo.com .
its urgent pl
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Permalink Reply by Sunil K Upneja on
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As far as I know the resolution of 472 meeting was rejected by the HRD ministry. Therefore, this exemption is not available to M.Phil holders as far the date.
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Yes, if you have a copy of document evidence, you please post.
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@Sunil K Upneja
Do you have a copy of any documentary evidence. If yes then kindly post it here so that we can also aware of the fact.
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Permalink Reply by Pramod S. Kerkar on
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very good and correct repl he should send the copy
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