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IQ City Medical College Fees: A Far reaching Guide

IQ City Medical College and Emergency clinic, laid out in 2013, is one of the main confidential medical colleges in Durgapur, West Bengal. The establishment, known for its cutting edge framework and quality training, offers a Lone wolf of Medication and Medical procedure (MBBS) program. Partnered with the West Bengal College of Wellbeing Sciences and perceived by the Public Medical Commission, IQ City Medical College has rapidly turned into a sought-after objective for yearning specialists. Outline of IQ City Medical College Situated in the clamoring city of Durgapur, IQ City Medical College is essential for the far reaching IQ City project. The college is outfitted with current offices, experienced staff, and a clinic that gives involved preparing to understudies. With a yearly admission of 150 understudies for the MBBS course, the college is focused on delivering capable and empathetic medical services experts. IQ City Medical College Fees Construction While considering a medical college, understanding the expense structure is pivotal for imminent understudies and their families. The IQ City Medical College fees are organized to furnish quality training while at the same time being serious with other confidential medical establishments in India. Here is a breakdown of the charge structure for the MBBS program: Educational expenses: The educational expenses for the MBBS program at IQ City Medical College are set to guarantee admittance to elite medical training. The yearly educational expense is roughly INR 22,50,000. This sum takes care of the expense of scholastic guidance, admittance to labs, and other fundamental offices. Inn Fees: IQ City Medical College offers nearby convenience for understudies, guaranteeing a protected and helpful climate for learning. The inn fees are around INR 1,50,000 every year. This expense incorporates convenience, dinners, and essential conveniences gave in the inn. Various Fees: notwithstanding educational cost and lodging fees, understudies are expected to pay different charges, for example, assessment fees, library fees, and college enrollment fees. These fees are ordinarily around INR 50,000 every year. Refundable Security Store: Upon confirmation, understudies need to pay a one-time refundable security store of INR 1,00,000. This store is discounted toward the finish of the course, dependent upon derivations for any harms or levy. Grant Amazing open doors Understanding that the expense of medical schooling can be a critical weight, IQ City Medical College offers different grant valuable open doors for worthy and monetarily burdened understudies. Grants are granted in view of scholarly execution, placement test scores, and monetary need. These grants assist with decreasing the general IQ City Medical College fees, making it more available to meriting understudies. Affirmation Interaction Admission to the MBBS program at IQ City Medical College depends on the Public Qualification cum Entry Test (NEET) scores. Up-and-comers should meet the qualification models set by the Public Medical Commission and the West Bengal College of Wellbeing Sciences. Subsequent to meeting all requirements for the NEET, understudies should partake in the concentrated guiding cycle led by the Directorate of Medical Training, West Bengal, to get a seat at the college. End IQ City Medical College in Durgapur stands apart for its obligation to giving first rate medical schooling at a cutthroat charge structure. The IQ City Medical College fees are intended to offer incentive for cash while guaranteeing understudies approach every one of the assets they need to become effective medical experts. Whether you are searching for a far reaching medical instruction or a helpful learning climate, IQ City Medical College is a great decision for trying specialists.

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25,000 Teachers Fired in West Bengal! Recruitment Scam Exposed

What Happened?

Many West Bengal Teachers Impacted by Recruitment Scam Exposed.The Calcutta High Court has thrown a major wrench into the lives of over 25,000 teachers in West Bengal. The court found irregularities in the 2016 recruitment process for government-aided schools, leading to the cancellation of their appointments. These teachers, now deemed to be illegally hired, will have to return their salaries with interest and face unemployment.

teachers’ recruitment scam: 25000 candidates recruited ILLEGALLY, massive corruption at all levels, says CBI

The Controversy

The controversy stems from allegations of corruption in the 2016 recruitment process conducted by the West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC). Some teachers allegedly secured positions by submitting blank OMR sheets, bypassing proper selection procedures. This sparked outrage from qualified candidates who missed out due to the suspected irregularities.

Court’s Orders

Job Termination: The court ordered the termination of 25,753 teachers appointed through the flawed process.

Salary Repayment: These teachers must return their salaries drawn since joining, along with 12% interest, within four weeks. District magistrates are tasked with collecting the money.

Fresh Recruitment: The WBSSC must initiate a fresh and transparent recruitment process.

CBI Probe: The court directed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to further investigate the recruitment scam and submit a report within three months.

One Exception: In a rare humanitarian gesture, the court allowed Soma Das, a teacher undergoing cancer treatment, to retain her job.

The Fallout

This decision is a major blow to the Mamata Banerjee government. Several Trinamool Congress leaders, including the former education minister, are already jailed in connection with the recruitment scam. The opposition BJP has seized on the opportunity to criticize the government, claiming it exposes their corruption.

The Legal Battleground

The West Bengal government has indicated they will challenge the High Court order in the Supreme Court. The court has also ordered the CBI (Central Bureau of Investigation) to further probe the recruitment process and submit a report within three months. Additionally, the West Bengal School Service Commission must conduct a fresh recruitment drive.

A Deeper Look: A History of Recruitment Controversies

This isn’t the first time teacher recruitment in West Bengal has faced controversy. Last year, the High Court cancelled the appointments of 32,000 untrained primary teachers recruited through a flawed process. The judge who ordered the CBI probe in that case has since resigned and joined the BJP.

Uncertain Future for Teachers and Students

This situation leaves a lot of uncertainty. Thousands of teachers face losing their jobs, potentially impacting the education of countless students. The fresh recruitment process could take months, creating a gap in the education system. The ongoing legal battle adds another layer of complexity, with a final decision potentially taking a significant amount of time.teachers Recruitment Scam: Protesting SLST 2016 qualified teachers at under Gandhi statue

Impact beyond West Bengal

This case raises questions about the effectiveness of teacher recruitment processes across India. Ensuring fair and transparent procedures is crucial for attracting qualified educators and delivering quality education to students.

Looking Ahead: Potential Solutions

There are several paths forward. The Supreme Court’s decision will be crucial in determining the fate of the teachers. The West Bengal government needs to ensure a fair and transparent new recruitment process. Additionally, a national review of teacher recruitment practices could help prevent similar situations in the future.

This situation is a complex one, with far-reaching consequences. While the court’s decision aims to address corruption, it also creates significant hardship for the affected teachers. Finding a solution that balances accountability with fairness is vital to ensure the stability of the education system in West Bengal and beyond.

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WBSSC Upper Primary Result 2023 Released Out: Check Merit List, Download PDF Here

West Bengal School Service Commission has released WBSSC Upper Primary Result 2023 for the upper primary result on its official website wbssc.gov.in WBSSC Upper Primary Result 2023 http://westbengalssc.com/ WBSSC Upper Primary Result 2023 Declared You can now access the WBSSC Upper Primary Result 2023 PDF by clicking the link provided. West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) has…

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Cancel jobs of 785 group C staff in schools: HC to SSC

THE CALCUTTA High Court on Friday directed the West Bengal School Service Commission (SSC) to cancel the jobs of 785 people serving in Group C posts in schools of the state. Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay also asked the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education to cancel the jobs of 57 people who “got appointment letters without recommendation letters.”

The court directed that the recruitment process should be started from the waiting list within 10 days. Interestingly, Bristi Mukherjee — the daughter of a maternal cousin of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee — is also on the waiting list. However, her father and Mamata’s cousin, Nihar Mukherjee, claimed that she resigned nearly two years ago.

Justice Gangopadhyay directed the SSC to issue a notification by noon on Saturday, cancelling the job recommendation letters of these 705 people. However, no order has been issued regarding the refund of salary of these employees. The court will consider the matter later.

According to sources, Bristi Mukherjee hails from Kusumba village of Birbhum district and was appointed “illegally” as a group C employee.

However, her father and Trinamool Congress district committee member, Nihar Mukherjee claimed, “She [Bristi] was intelligent in her education. But after getting the job, she did not even join. She never took a salary either.” He claimed, “She is a burns patient and right now, is admitted at a hospital.” Meanwhile, opposition parties hit out at the ruling TMC over the matter. CPI (M) leader Sujan Chakraborty said, “We have been saying that the Chief Minister’s family was involved in this scam. Now, the investigation has reached her family.”

BJP leader Samik Bhattacharya said, “How shameless is this government? It seems clear that everything is linked to her [CM].” The TMC did not immediately react on the matter.

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Bengal SSC scam: High court hears challenge petition, but fate of 803 teachers undecided

Division Bench reserves order; last week, judge asked that steps be taken to cancel appointments of 1,911 Group D school staff.

The West Bengal School Service Commission finds no reason to re-examine the Optical Marks Recognition (OMR) sheets -- whose digital records were seized from Ghaziabad by the CBI and sent to the Commission to ascertain recruitment fraud -- or question their authenticity since they were “identical replicas” of the original answer scripts which are now destroyed.

The submission was made by the Commission before the Division Bench of Justices Subrata Talukdar and Supratim Bhattacharya of the Calcutta High Court which kept its order in reserve after concluding the hearing of challenge petitions moved before the court by the aggrieved secondary school teachers whose appointments are all set to be revoked on the basis of an SSC affidavit submitted in court.

Last week, following the Commission’s admission of its “fault”, Justice Abhijit Ganguly set a one-week deadline and directed the SSC to initiate the termination process of 803 currently-employed teachers of classes IX and X whose appointments were given back in 2017 by means of answer script result manipulation. The plea of these teachers to be added as a party to the case and be allowed to defend themselves in court was rejected by Justice Biswajit Basu. Challenging both orders, the litigants moved the Division Bench and argued their case before the judges on Monday.

Based on the same SSC affidavit, Justice Ganguly has already passed an order on Friday to take appropriate steps to cancel appointments of 1911 Group D staff in schools whose OMR sheet results were found tampered with. Both SSC and the state secondary education board have subsequently notified the termination. The appeal petition against that order could not be heard by the Division Bench on Monday since the Single Bench order was yet to be uploaded on the court’s Website.

In September last year the CBI, which is probing the SCC recruitment scam on the Calcutta High Court’s orders, had seized hard disks containing digital records of the 2017 TET exam from the Ghaziabad office of NYSA Communications Pvt Ltd, which was among the companies responsible for OMR sheet evaluation. Although the Commission has, by its own protocol, already destroyed the original OMR sheets of the candidates in question a year of the exams were conducted, the CBI argued in court that the OMR records seized from Ghaziabad vastly differed from the digital records recovered from the Commission’s office in Salt Lake, Kolkata and that a large number of candidates had their marks enhanced in the latter. The commission accepted its “mistake” under an oath before the court, identified 952 such candidates out of which 803 are employed for over five years now, and recommended that the appointments under question be cancelled.

Counsels for aggrieved teachers argued that the Commission based its conclusion on “secondary evidence” since the original documents have been destroyed which should bring the basis of comparison of the records under judicial scrutiny. The principles of natural justice and civil consequences of the job-losers must be kept in mind and the Commission should be directed not to proceed any further on its termination process under Rule 17 of the Commission’s Act till all stakeholders are heard by the court.

“Destruction of the original documents doesn’t make the evidence weak since they were mirror images of the original ones with no scope of human intervention. We have sufficient grounds to believe that mistakes were made,” Dr Sutanu Patra, appearing for the Commission submitted and added there was no scope of hearing the eliminated candidates as per SSC rules. Read More On..

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Bengal Ex-Minister's Judicial Custody Extended Till December 22 In Jobs Scam Case

Bengal Ex-Minister’s Judicial Custody Extended Till December 22 In Jobs Scam Case

In October, the CBI had filed a chargesheet against 12 persons. (File) Kolkata: A special court on Monday extended the judicial custody of former West Bengal education minister Partha Chatterjee till December 22 in connection with the West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) recruitment ‘scam’. The former state education minister was produced in the CBI court, Alipore in connection with the…

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WBSSC scam: SC stays Calcutta HC order for CBI probe | India News

WBSSC scam: SC stays Calcutta HC order for CBI probe | India News

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday stayed a Calcutta High Court division bench order, which upheld a single-judge’s direction for a CBI probe into the multi-crore West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) recruitment scam. Senior advocate A.M. Singhvi, representing the West Bengal government, mentioned the matter before a bench headed by Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud that earlier this…

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HC directs CBI probe into SSC's ' Benami ' affidavit

HC directs CBI probe into SSC’s ‘ Benami ‘ affidavit

Kolkata : The Calcutta high court has summoned West Bengal’s education secretary Manish Jain at 10.30 am on Thursday to answer questions related to the School Service Commission’s ( SSC ) affidavit, proposing to accommodate il legally appointed teachers who might lose jobs against the supernumerary posts created by the state government. The court wants to know on whose instructions the SSC…

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West Bengal Jobs Scam Case: Court Extended Judicial Custody of Ex-Minister

Kolkata: A Special CBI Court on Monday extended legal care of West Bengal former Education Minister Partha Chatterjee alongside ex-authorities for 14 days regarding the West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) Scam.

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Bengal Ex-Minister's Judicial Custody Extended In Jobs Scam Case

Bengal Ex-Minister’s Judicial Custody Extended In Jobs Scam Case

The court rejected the application for a virtual appearance of Partha Chatterjee. (File) Kolkata: A Special CBI Court on Monday extended judicial custody of West Bengal former Education Minister Partha Chatterjee along with ex-officials for 14 days in connection with the West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) Scam. The former state education minister was produced in the CBI court, Alipore…

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CBI files chargesheet against 12 in Bengal teacher recruitment scam

CBI files chargesheet against 12 in Bengal teacher recruitment scam

The CBI on Tuesday filed a chargesheet naming 12 persons in connection with an alleged scam in the recruitment of assistant teachers for classes IX and X in secondary and higher secondary schools in West Bengal. Those named in the chargesheet filed before the Special Judge, Alipore include Shanti Prasad Sinha, former advisor to the West Bengal Central School Service Commission (WBCSSC) and…

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School jobs scam: TMC leader Manik Bhattacharya arrested after overnight questioning by ED

School jobs scam: TMC leader Manik Bhattacharya arrested after overnight questioning by ED

The former chairman of the West Bengal Board of Primary Education and Trinamool Congress (TMC) MLA Manik Bhattacharya was arrested on Tuesday after being questioned overnight by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with the School Service Commission scam. He is set to be produced before a court today, according to news agency ANI. Bhattacharya was first summoned by the ED for…

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Bengal school job scam: CBI court extends judicial custody of former minister, ex-officials till October 19 | India News - Times of India

Bengal school job scam: CBI court extends judicial custody of former minister, ex-officials till October 19 | India News – Times of India

KOLKATA: A special CBI court at Alipore here on Wednesday extended the judicial custody of former West Bengal minister Partha Chatterjee till October 19 in connection with the central agency’s probe into the School Service Commission (SSC) recruitment scam. The court also sent former West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) president Kalyanmoy Ganguly, ex-secretary of West Bengal School…

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बंगाल के अपर प्राइमरी स्कूलों में शिक्षक भर्ती के लिए इंटरव्यू अगले सप्ताह से होंगे शुरू

वेस्ट बंगाल स्कूल सर्विस कमीशन ने शनिवार को अगले सप्ताह से अपर प्राइमरी स्कूल में शिक्षक भर्ती के लिए इंटरव्यू प्रक्रिया शुरू करने का ऐलान किया है। पश्चिम बंगाल सेंट्रल स्कूल सर्विस कमीशन के चेयरमैन… Source link

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WBSSC Group C & D Syllabus 2021 - West Bengal SSC Clerk Group-D Exam Pattern, Previous Papers

WBSSC Group C & D Syllabus 2021 - West Bengal SSC Clerk Group-D Exam Pattern, Previous Papers

WBSSC Group C & D Syllabus 2021, WBSSC Group D Exam Pattern, West Bengal School Clerk Exam Pattern, westbengalssc.com Group C and D Previous Papers, WBSSC Non Teaching Staff Syllabus PDF Available Here:

Hello, Aspirants!! WBSSC Syllabus for Group D, Clerk and Librarian Exam 2021 has released and available here on this blog. As we know, there are lakhs of job seekers searching for West Bengal School Non Teaching Staff Recruitment Exam Syllabus and Previous Papers to kick start the preparation. So we have explained WBSSC Non Teaching Staff Exam Pattern Post wise briefly under this article.

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West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) recently published notification for recruiting eligible applicants to the posts of Group D 591 Vacancies. All candidates who have qualified the 10th & 12th Class can apply for these vacancies. http://bit.ly/2KVlvC9