JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Petitioner has approached this Court by putting-forth her
grievance that her candidature has been rejected on the ground that she does
not possess the qualification of having passed Haryana Teachers Eligibility
Test (in short 'HTET')/State Teachers Eligibility Test (in short 'STET') in the
subject of Psychology and her experience as a College Lecturer has not been
taken into consideration for granting her exemption from passing
HTET/STET.
(2.) It is the contention of the counsel for the petitioner that the
petitioner possesses the educational qualifications required under the
advertisement for appointment to the post of Post Graduate Teacher
(Psychology). Under the Haryana State Education Lecturers School Cadre
(Group 'C') Service Rules, 1998 (in short '1998 Rules'), which were applicable
earlier, there was no sanctioned post of Lecturer in Psychology in the
education department. With the coming into force of the Haryana State
Education School Cadre (Group 'B') Service Rules, 2012 (in short '2012
Rules') cadre of Post Graduate Teachers (in short 'PGT') in Psychology stands
created. Petitioner possesses the educational qualifications for appointment to
the post, but does not possess the certificate of having qualified HTET/STET.
(3.) In the advertisement dated 7.6.2012 (Annexure-P-2) itself while prescribing
eligibility which mandated certificate of having qualified STET/HTET of
respective subject for the post applied, Note 2 was inserted which provided for
one time exemption of HTET/STET. As per this note, candidates who have
worked for minimum four years till 11.4.2012 and was continuing as such was
exempted from qualifying the HTET/STET, but was required to qualify the
same not later than 1.4.2015, failing which their services were to be
terminated automatically.;
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