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TN SET 2012 by Bharathiar University on 7th October

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Bharathiar University, Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu) has released Tamil Nadu State Eligibility Test (TN SET October 2012) for the award of Lectureship. The TN SET 2012 exam will be held on Sunday, 07th October 2012. The TNSET scores will be considered for the recruitment of Lecturers in Degree Colleges and Universities in Tamil Nadu and Union Territory of Puducherry.

TN SET 2012 (October) will be held in the following 27 subjects: Chemical Sciences, Mathematical Sciences, Management, Physical Sciences, Philosophy, Electronics, History, Public Administration, Music, Education, Journalism & Mass Communication, Physical Education, English, Life Sciences, Commerce, Economics, Geography, Political Sciences, Hindi, Psychology, Home Science, Social Work, Sociology, Law, Computer Science & Application, Tamil, Library and Information Science.

Eligibility: Applicants should have secured minimum 55 percent marks in Post Graduation in the concerned subject. Those appearing for the final year examination may also apply. Candidates should appear in the subject they studied in PG only. There is no upper age limit for TN SET examination.

There will be three objective multiple choice type question papers in TN SET 2012.
Paper I: General Aptitude (60 questions for 100 marks)
Paper II: Concerned Subject (50 question for 100 marks)
Paper III: Concerned Subject: (75 questions for 100 marks)

Interested candidates can apply in the prescribed format available on the website www.b-u.ac.in/set2012 . You can also download fee challan from the website. Last date for the submission of online applications is 31st August 2012. TN SET October 2012 will be held on 7th October 2012.

Plus One seats in Kerala Schools to be increased

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The Government of Kerala has decided to increase the seats in Plus One (10+1) education along with batches to be increased in Government schools in the state. The Government has decided to provide admission to as many as 10229 students, who are not able to get admission to Plus one class.

It is observed by the Kerala government that that as many as 1341 students have not joined in the schools though they were given seat allotment. About 4003 seats are vacant for plus one course in different districts of the state.

The Chief Minister Oommen Chandy has opined that all the candidates who want to continue their education will be given seats. In Government schools, a total of 11 seats will be increased. In these, 8 seats will be for Humanities students and 3 seats for Science students.

If any interested students are not able to get admission even after the increase of seats, additional batches will be started. The Government has decided to give admission to those candidates who wish to pursue higher education in schools near to their residence.