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Eligibility for College Librarian
I have Secured
SSLC (10th)=59%
HSC=52%Marks
Degree=60%
BLISC=67%
M.L.I.SC=64%
Qualified UGC / SET (Aug 2009)
Whether with this qualification I am eligible for Government College Librarian or not.
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Permalink Reply by Dr. Badan Barman on
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Permalink Reply by SANTHANAKRISHNAN.V on
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Due to good academic record Tamilnadu public service commission was rejected my application for the post of Government college librarian. But i have all above mention qualification.
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ScholarPermalink Reply by Siddhartha Shankar Ray on -
Dear Sri Santhanakrishnan V.
I became sad to learn your experience. I wonder how can they reject your application? You are complete eligible. It is however different whether they select you or not because mere eligibility does not mean that you should be selected. But certainly, they should have called you for interview so that they could have test your eligibility. By the way, was there any reservation issue associated with the particular post? If not, I must say that it was sheer injustice. But don't loose heart, as I understand, there are several top grade institutions in your state and I sincerely believe that by the grace of God, you will soon get even a better opportunity.
Good Luck.
Siddhartha S. Ray, Calcutta
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thankyou sir
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