LIS-Forum Digest, Vol 38, Issue 23
Dear members,
There are many welcoming and protesting messages about the UGC decision on
exempting the NET/SLET for the M.Phil and Ph.D holders for appointing as
Lecturers.
I shall appreciate if any one could give me the complete details of the
official announcement on this regard so as to gain full details.
I don't know what has been the reason behind this development. The Hindu has
also said that Prof. Sukhadeo Thorat had also declined to explain the need for
such a move at a news conference.
This news are being interpretted differently by dailies. Based on the news of
Tamil Nadu dailes. I observed the follwings:
1. M.Phil. holders can be appointed as Lecturer in Degree level institutions
2. Ph.Ds can be appointed as Lecturer in P.G level institutions
3. NET/SLET candidate can be appointed in both the levels.
Let me ask the following questions:
1. If an institute offers both U.G and P.G programmes, what will be eligibility
for appointing Lecturer?
2. What will be eligibility for the post of University Assistant Librarian?
3. The pay scale for the post of Lecturer/University Assistant
Librarian/College Librarian/Documentation Officer is Rs.8000-13500/- Why the
qualifcation varies for same scale of pay?
4. A Lecturer teaching U.G course with M.Phil and a Lecturer taching P.G course
with Ph.D and a lecturer without both but with NET/SLET teaching both UG and
P.G. Is is a digestable or judgeable or reasonable?
5. M.Phil is open to anybody who has a pass in M.L.I.S. degree. M.Phil
distance admission is done at door steps by Universities' study centres. IGNO
welcomes M.Phil holders for Ph.D distance mode Programme. What else is bar in
getting M.Phil or Ph.D.
7.Obtaining Ph.D is simple and it depends on the Guides. Does it require any
thing from the other end?
8. Why not the M.Phil and Ph.D holders clear the simple exam "NET/SLET". Is it
not easy than Ph.D?
My personal opinion is that the queue may not end for one post and the
financially richer may .....
The UGC authorities may reconsider the decision and NET/SLET be made
compulsory.
P. Mounissamy
Tamil Nadu
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Date: Mon, 22 May 2006 16:52:09 +0530 (IST)
From: prabhash@gipe.ernet.in
Subject: [LIS-Forum] Exemption of NET
To: "Sukhdev Singh"
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