Attention all job seekers! The wait is over, and the Kerala Set Notification is finally here! This is your chance to apply for the Kerala State Eligibility Test, also known as KSET. The exam is conducted by the LBS Centre for Science and Technology, and this notification brings along a lot of exciting opportunities. Keep reading to know all the details!
Exciting News: Kerala Set Notification is Here!
The Kerala Set Notification has been released, and it’s time to gear up for the exam. The notification provides all the essential details about the exam, including eligibility criteria, exam pattern, syllabus, and more. The exam is conducted to select candidates for the post of Assistant Professor in various state universities and colleges in Kerala. It is a fantastic opportunity for all the candidates who aspire to build a career in teaching.
The notification states that the exam will be conducted on 31st October 2021, and the application process has already begun. The last date to apply is 7th September 2021. So, don’t waste any more time and start filling up the application form. The application fee for the general category is Rs. 1000, and for SC/ST/VH/PH candidates, it is Rs. 500.
Don’t Miss Out! Kerala Set Notification Details Inside!
Candidates who wish to apply for the Kerala Set exam must have a Master’s degree from a recognized university with at least 55% marks in aggregate. Relaxation of 5% is provided for candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC/PH/VH categories. The age limit for the exam is not specified, and candidates of any age can apply. The exam will consist of two papers, and both will be conducted on the same day.
The first paper will consist of 60 multiple-choice questions, and the second paper will have 120 multiple-choice questions. The duration of both papers will be two hours each. Candidates who qualify for the exam will be eligible for the post of Assistant Professor in universities and colleges in Kerala.
So, what are you waiting for? Start preparing for the exam and grab this golden opportunity to build your career in teaching. Stay updated with the latest notifications and announcements by visiting the official website of the LBS Centre for Science and Technology. Good luck!
Kerala, the southern coastal state of India, has issued a notification, which links protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act to terrorism, trafficking and drug abuse. The notification, issued by Kerala Home Secretary Vishwas Mehta on December 30th, seeks to invoke Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code.
The notification, which covers the entire state, says that any violent demonstrations or use of seditious language or invasive activities in connection with the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) is deemed as an offence and may amount to terrorism, drug trafficking and drug abuse. It further states that anyone who displays pictures or articles about the CAA in public places or any other area considered to be dangerous, which is likely to incite violence or cause alarm among the public, will be booked for offences under the Indian Penal Code and Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.
The notification has elicited criticism from many quarters, including the state’s Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and the opposition party. Vijayan has said that the invocation of Section 144 and linking it to terrorism and other heinous crimes is “regressive and removes the right to protest.” He further stated that the move was an attempt to suppress the voices of dissent and New Delhi was trying to turn Kerala into “police state”. Meanwhile the opposition leader, Ramesh Chennithala has questioned the move and questioned why the Indian Constitution had been rendered useless in the face of the centre’s draconian orders.
The state government has already filed a petition in the Supreme Court challenging the CAA and the notification comes close on its heels. This is seen as Kerala’s effort to protect the Constitutional Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression as Fundamental Rights.