dear shaik,
as another member replied earlier, you have some wrong perceptions and wrong
actions. as they said, there is no government order or any universal law
binding all examining authorities in the country. all that is there is a
model guidelines prepared by the ministry of social justice and empowerment
if I am not wrong. these model guidelines are only suggestive and not
imperative for the examining authorities. each examining authority makes its
own rules in the matter which are applicable to only specified exam or exams
conducted by that authority.
there are number of communication and other gaps between and even within
departments. since no binding law, the question of these gaps, the arrivals
of the orders to the departments does not arise at all.
well you could have taken some precautionary steps to avoid this. instead of
asking for extra time in the exam hall, you could have studied thoroughly
the examination rules issued by your recruitment authority. if the rules
were unclear, silent, or not available to you or if they would be
detrimental for you, you could have written to the top officer of that
recruiting agency for an urgent action. regarding the scribe also, you could
have done the same thing. you could have enquired about the qualification,
language and writing ability, knowledge of how to pronounce technical terms
and notations of your subject. also, you could have negotiated the
possibility of taking a speed test of the scribe. all that is gone. please,
all the members, check such things well in advance before attending any exam
in future.
now, as per my knowledge, the only option left is to make a complaint to the
state commissioner of persons with disabilities and seek for a remedy. but,
that is also not sure. and for your information, there is no rule stating
extra time cannot be given in competitive exams. whether it is academic, or
it is competitive exam, the problems of the VI are the same. and I have seen
some exams like UGC NET and Karnataka Gazetted Probationers' exam, (KAS)
where extra time is given in competitive exams. wish you all the best for
your future.
Umesha
----- Original Message -----
From: "shaik sazid" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, 01 June, 2012 11:32 PM
Subject: [AI] refused to give extra time while writting AP TET exam
Hello list members,
On this day Andhra Pradesh government was conducted AP Teacher Eligibility
Test. In the exam hall I asked the examiner to provide me extra time for me.
the examiner advised me to talk with district education officer. after half
an hour DEO visited my room I told him about my concern. He contacted the
direcctor and refused me to provide extra time. He told me extra time is
only permisible in acadamic class only not for competetive exam. I was
schocked after hearing the news from an officer who is a District incharge
for education department. Is it true extra time is permisible only for
central government exams and academic exams?
Due to this distrubance I could not write the exam properly and I had not
given extra time. I told the DEO that there is Government order which is
applicable for all over the India. But he is not ready to take my point.
Another thing is that class X student was provided as scribe for me. She was
not having fluency in reading telugu terminology as well as phsycology
terms. So it took lot of time to understand a question.
What should I do regarding this issue.
How should we educate District officers? Does the government orders reaches
the officers? Will through the orders into dust bin? Is there is any
communication gap between disability department and various department?
Please suggest me what to do and how to educate the district officers. To
whom should I complaint regarding this.
regards,
SK. SAZID
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