Demands come amid complaints over evaluation of descriptive-answer papers
The TRB conducted the examination on Dec 27, last year, to fill 2,708 vacancies in government arts and science colleges. As many as 42,064 candidates appeared. it is yet to shortlist candidates for interviews due to pending cases Although the board released subject-wise results on June 25.
It also introduced descriptive-type questions in the written test.
The TRB had said candidates who had applied for the State Eligibility Test (SET) could also apply for the recruitment examination. Chennai: Candidates aspiring to become assistant professors have urged the state govt and the Teachers Recruitment Board (TRB) to ensure transparency in recruitment and conduct examinations at regular intervals to prevent delays and litigation. Their demands come amid complaints over the evaluation of descriptive-answer papers. The higher education department also is planning to reform recruitment exam to speed up the process of appointing faculty members to govt arts and science colleges.