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Supreme Court of India 2019-10-24 allowed

Govt. of NCT Delhi & Ors vs Pradeep Kumar & Ors

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In Brief

The Supreme Court set aside a lower court judgment that allowed Special Education Teachers who qualified for CTET with below 60% marks under OBC category relaxed norms to compete for General category vacancies. The Court held that CTET requires unreserved candidates to score 60% marks. Since the respondents obtained their eligibility qualification under category-specific relaxed norms for OBC candidates, they cannot use this to compete for General category posts. The Court affirmed that eligibility standards are category-specific and cannot be transferred across recruitment categories.

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Recruitment Eligibility Criteria General Category OBC Category CTET Special Education Teachers Administrative Law Equal Opportunity

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