WBSSC: Good news for job seekers. A large number of teachers will be recruited in the state. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee announced. The Chief Minister said that 6152 teachers and 433 non-teaching staff will be recruited in the government madrasas of the state. On Monday, Mamata announced the recruitment of 6152 teachers and 433 non-teachers in madrasas in the Assembly.
Mamata said that more attention should be paid to the development of madrasas in the state. Along with that, he said to form a committee for the development of Madrasahs. Mamata also mentioned that the allocation for minority development has been increased.
Mamata said, “We are number one in the country in minority scholarship. The central government has deprived the minority students of Bengal. The scholarship has been discontinued. We give scholarships to 45 lakh students.”
The Chief Minister said that the budget for minority development has increased 12 times compared to 2011. Addressing the opposition, Mamata said, "We will work for all people of all parties, all religions. If you have something to say, come to me and say it."
The state government is going to recruit teachers in madrasas across the state. Vacancy teachers will be recruited through Madrasa Service Commission. The application process is already over. Madrasah Service Commission recruitment rules have changed. Gazette has already been published. A written test of 90 marks (main exam) will be conducted for the recruitment of teachers. Besides, there will be an interview of 10 marks. Teachers will be appointed as a total of 100 marks.
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