RRB (Railway Recruitment Board) Ajmer offers Jobs & Vacancies

Railway Recruitment Board has come up with lot many vacancies in Railway which you can apply and go for a bright future and for more information and further clarity on the same you can visit the official website "www.rrbajmer.org/index.html".

Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) are looking for good and bright Indian candidates .

RRB requests the candidates to submit the application in a prescribed format for all the recruitments. Here you go with the detailed Job description, salary and age eligibility:

Jr. Engineer-II : No of posts 95, Pay Scale : Rs. 5000-8000, Age : 18-33 years

ASM : No of posts 23, Pay Scale : Rs.4500-7000, Age : 18-33 years

Assistant Loco Pilot : No of posts 654, Pay Scale : Rs.3050-4590, Age : 18-30 years

Signal Maintener II : No of posts twenty-eight , Pay Scale : Rs.5000-8000, Age : 18-30 years

Technician-III : No of posts 20, Pay Scale : Rs.3050-4590-9000, Age : 18-33 years

To apply for the above jobs the fee structure is also designed for all the Indian Candidates i.e the examination fee for unreserved and OBC candidate is Rs. 40/- for posts containing the salary upto Rs 3,050 to 4,050 and Rs 60/- for the for posts containing the salary higher salary. And the examination fees can be paid via Bank DD which should be Drawn on : “The Assistant Secretary, Railway Recruitment Board, Ajmer” payable at “Ajmer”.

We wish you all the best.

BSE Orissa (HSCE) Result 2010 declared and BSE Orissa with the update on upcoming HSCE starting 22 Feb'11

Board of secondary education (BSE) Orissa, HSCE Result 2010 published today and students can view their results on the official website which is "http://bseorissa.in", all you need to have your 8 digit roll number with you and studens who have appeared in the exam, can also download there BSE Orissa (HSCE) result 2010 from this website.

Along with that the up coming annual HSC examination is arranged to be held w.e.f 22nd February'11 and the forms are suppose to be filled and completed by the December'10 and in an average 6 lakh students will appear in the Annual HSC Examination.

The students who successfully complete their HSCE will be awarded a certificate on the basis of which they get admission in colleges for higher studies and can have a bright future ahead.
BSE is located at Cuttack. The board has variety of courses based on the students interests and skills which can help them to create a better India. The Board of Secondary Education, Orissa started functioning in the year 1955.

ITI Maharashtra Entrance Examination Results 2010 – 2011

Maharashtra Education Board announced the Entrance Exam result of ITI 2010 and the results can be viewed on Maharashtra Education Board official website. To view your result you just need to have your 8 Digits Roll Number in hand and put the same on the website to view your result.

For more information on ITI Results 2010-2011 visit the website of ITI Mumbai and the same can easily be downloaded from the website, if incase the website is not responding, would really appreciate you patience as due to heavy traffic the problem would have occur "http://emptrg.kar.nic.in".

Private schools free to decide on fee

Private unaided schools can go ahead and decide their fee structure. The Bombay High Court on Wednesday quashed and set aside two government resolutions (GR) which sought to regulate them.

The Division Bench was hearing a petition filed by the Forum of Unaided Schools and others challenging the July 15, 2010, GR under which private unaided schools are barred from charging fees unless approved by specified committees headed by the divisional deputy director of education.

This was challenged by Unaided Schools Forum and others on the ground that in the wake of Supreme Court’s decision in the TMA Pai case, the state had no power to regulate the fees of unaided schools. Petitioner associations also contended that under the garb of fee regulation, state government’s decision of July 15 curtails autonomy of private unaided schools and violates their fundamental right to administer educational institutes as per their own vision.

The state, however, argued that Prohibition of Capitation Act 1987 gave it this power. But on Wednesday the division bench of justices D K Deshmukh and N D Deshpande said the present government resolution, as well as an old 1999 resolution on which it was modelled, “ cannot be related to the 1987 Act”. As per 1987 Act, the state itself has the power to regulate fees, but this power can not be delegated to a committee, the high court observed.

`` In our opinion, the State should not have issued the GRs,’’ the judges said. The judges upheld the submission made by the Forum’s counsel Aspi Chinoy that the right to establish an education institute is a fundamental right under Article 19( 1) ( g) of the Constitution. Also, Chinoy argued, by another judgement, the SC had ruled that fundamental rights of citizen could not be curtailed by means of administrative instructions like GRs and circulars; only reasonable restrictions could be placed on fundamental rights and that too by legislation.

In December 2009, following a clutch of petitions, the court put the onus on the government to take a decision related to fee structure well before the academic year commences.

Last year the government froze fee hikes in private schools after some parents’ organisations protested. This was challenged and the High Court stayed this order. Later the government appointed the Kumud Bansal Committee to study the issue. The Bansal Committee report held that private schools have full autonomy to decide their fees. The court was earlier told that the government gave the schools a hearing but did not take into consideration the committee report.

The High Court last year allowed the schools to hike their fees subject to final decision on the petition.