The online registration process has started for the fourth phase of recruitment of assistant teachers in government-run primary schools of the state on Thursday, November 28, 2019.
Candidates can register themselves on or before December 3 till 5 PM, said state education department officials. This recruitment drive is an ongoing process initiated to fill up around 68,500 vacant posts of assistant teachers.
Basic Education Board secretary Ruby Singh has invited candidates after receiving the permission from the state government, they added.
Ruby said, “Only the nine candidates who were declared passed in the written exam held earlier and candidates who have passed the courses that make them eligible for the recruitment process from other states, can apply in this phase of the recruitment, through the website www.upbasiceduboard.gov.in.”
For registration process through online mode, candidates must have to enter the roll number that is allotted to them for the written exam, date of birth and mobile number thereafter, a candidate will receive a one-time password (OTP) on their registered mobile phone.
Therefore, the candidate’s identity would be verified and he/she will be able to fill the form.
As per the guidelines, selected candidates will not be able to claim the benefit of any inter-district transfer once in service.
Candidates will be able to fill and provide their choice of districts and then take part in counselling according to their rank in the merit list.
Total of 68,500 assistant teachers candidates who had been allotted districts but were not allowed to take part in counselling, owing to having completed qualifying courses from outside Uttar Pradesh, will also be able to fill the form online and take part in the counselling between December 9 and December 11 in the allotted districts.
The fourth phase of this recruitment drive shows hundreds of candidates who had passed Diploma in Elementary Education (DElEd) and equivalent courses as approved by NCTE-New Delhi and applied were stopped from taking part in the counselling in the first three phases conducted till September 2018.
As per the recruitment guidelines, it says that candidates needed to prove a 5-year domicile in the state and as these candidates had resided outside Uttar Pradesh for undertaking these courses, they got secured from the recruitment process.
However, several candidates moved Allahabad High Court and were granted relief on May 8, 2019.
