AP UP High Schools Academic Calendar 2015-16

AP UP High Schools Academic Calendar 2015-16. Director of School Education AP Hyd released the Upper Primary, High Schools Academic Calendar for 2015-16. Basing on this UP High Schools Academic Calendar, Schools have to prepare the Time Table and Plan of Action for the Academic Year. Timings for UP and High Schools as per School Academic Calendar 2015-16, Periods Distribution for 6-10th Classes in AP UP High Schools..Details are given below..

AP UP High Schools Academic Calendar 2015-16

Timings for UP and High Schools as per School Academic Calendar 2015-16
Timings for UP and High Schools as per School Academic Calendar 2015-16

Periods Distribution for 6-10th Classes


Examination schedule
FA1. before 30th July
FA2.in the Month of August
SA1. in the Month of September
FA3. in the Month of November
SA2. in the Month of December
FA4. in January
SA3. March Month
Pre Final for X class 15.02.16 to 27.02.16
Term Holidays:
Dasara 12th to 22nd October 2015
Sankranthi 9th to 17th January 2016
Christian Holidays for Christian Minority Schools 24.12.15 to 30.12.15
Summer vacation, 24.04.16 to 11.06.16

AP Primary Schools Academic Calender 2015-16 AP Primary Schools Calender 2015

AP Primary Schools Academic Calender 2015-16 AP Primary Schools Calender 2015. The Primary Schools Calender Andhra Pradesh State for 2015-16 released by Director of School Education AP. Primary Schools Timings 2015-16 Academic Year. Formative, Summative Exams Schedule in AP for 2015-16 released. Dasara and Sankranthi Holidays List for AP Primary Schools 2015-16. AP Primary Schools Month Wise Syllabus Academic Calender. Details are given below.

AP Primary School Academic Calender 2015-16 AP Primary Schools Calender 2015

Academic calendar Primary Schools for the year 2015-16
Time Table for Primary Schools:
AP Primary School Academic Calender 2015-16 AP Primary Schools Calender 2015

Examination schedule
FA1. before 30th July
FA2.in the Month of August
SA1. in the Month of September
FA3. in the Month of November
SA2. in the Month of December
FA4. in January
SA3. March Month
Pre Final for X class 15.02.16 to 27.02.16
Term Holidays:
Dasara 12th to 22nd October 2015
Sankranthi 9th to 17th January 2016
Christian Holidays for Christian Minority Schools 24.12.15 to 30.12.15
Summer vacation, 24.04.16 to 11.06.16
Periods Distribution:
More Details and Detailed analysis on AP Primary School Academic Calender 2015-16 AP Primary Schools Calender 2015 will be given soon.

GO 20 Anganwadi Workers Retirement age 60 Yrs Benefit 50,000 Rupees

GO 20 Anganwadi Workers Retirement age 60 Yrs Benefit 50,000 Rupees. AP Govt has fixed the Upper Age Limit of Anganwadi Workers and Helpers as 60 Years and Retirement Benefit for Anganwadi Workers as Rs.50,000 and Helpers Retirement Benefit Rs.20,000. G.O.MS.No. 20 Dated:30-05-2015
I.C.D.S. - Fixing of upper age limit for continuation of Anganwadi Workers (AWWs)/ Anganwadi Helpers (AWHs) as sixty years and providing end of service benefit of Rs.50,000/- to AWWs (Main & Mini) and Rs.20,000/- to AWHs as incentive after attaining the age of 60 years – Orders – Issued.
Read the following:
  • 1. From the Commissioner, W.D. & C.W. Department, Hyderabad, Letter No.862/K3/2005, Dated 23.09.2013.
  • 2. From the Commissioner, W.D. & C.W. Department, Hyderabad, Letter No.862/K3/2005, Dated 08-05-2014.
  • 3. From the Commissioner, W.D. & C.W. Department, Hyderabad, Letter No.862/K3/2005, Dated 05.09.2014 and 21.04.2015. 
    GO 20 Anganwadi Workers Retirement age 60 Yrs Benefit 50,000 Rupees

GO 20 Anganwadi Workers Retirement age 60 Yrs Benefit 50,000 Rupees

  1. The I.C.D.S. is one of the most critical intervention by Government for improving nutrition status of women and children and for early childhood growth and development, hence it is necessary that the delivery system of ICDS be effective. In this regard, there is need to fix the upper age limit for continuation of Anganwadi Workers (AWWs) (Main & Mini) and Anganwadi Helpers (AWHs), as the elderly Anganwadi Workers (AWWs) (Main & Mini) and Anganwadi Helpers (AWHs), are not able to perform their job satisfactorily. As per the guidelines of Government of India for “Strengthened and Restructured ICDS Scheme” the State Government have been asked to fix age limit for Anganwadi Workers (AWWs) (Main & Mini) and Anganwadi Helpers (AWHs), for retirement. The neighboring Southern States like Tamilnadu, Karnataka and Kerala have already fixed upper age limit for Anganwadi Workers (AWWs) and Anganwadi Helpers (AWHs), and these States are far ahead of Andhra Pradesh in achieving Millennium Development goals of reducing IMR, MMR and Malnutrition.
  2. 2. The Commissioner WDCW, A.P. Hyderabad in his proposal in the reference 1st read above has stated that Government of India as part of ICDS restructuring to have requested State Government to fix upper age beyond which AWWs (Main & Mini) /Helpers should not be continued in service. And a proposal was submitted to Government to fix upper age both for AWW/Helper as 60 years by providing end of service benefit of Rs.30,000/- to AWWs and Rs.20,000/- to AWHs as incentive after attaining the age of 60 years to ensure effective delivery of services in AWCs. She has stated that the AWHs who have crossed 60 years of age are unable to cook food for 30 to 40 children and for the pregnant and lactating women in the AWCs every day. The performance of AWWs who have crossed 60 years of age in conducting preschool activities for 2 to 6 years is also not satisfactory.
  3. 3. Due to bifurcation of the state of Andhra Pradesh into Telangana and Andhra Pradesh states with effect from 2.06.2014, the Commissioner WDCW, A.P. Hyderabad in his letter dt.05.09.2014 has initiated a fresh proposal for fixing of upper age limit for continuation of AWWs (Main & Mini) /AWHs and Payment of end of service benefit and requested to issue orders in the matter.
  4. 4. After careful examination of the issue and basing on the proposals of the Director, Women, Development and Child Welfare Department, A.P., Hyderabad, Government has decided to fix the upper age limit for continuation of Anganwadi Workers (AWWs) (Main & Mini) and Anganwadi Helpers (AWHs) in service as 60 years and to provide end of service benefit of Rs.50,000/- to AWWs (Main & Mini) and Rs.20,000/- to AWHs as incentive for those who have attained the age of 60 years to ensure effective delivery of services in Anganwadi Centres (AWCs).
  5. 5. Accordingly, Government hereby fix the upper age limit for continuation of Anganwadi Workers (AWWs) (Main & Mini) and Anganwadi Helpers (AWHs) in service as 60 years and agree to pay an end of service benefit of Rs.50,000/- to AWWs (Main & Mini) and Rs.20,000/- to AWHs on their attaining the age of 60 years, in the state of Andhra Pradesh. 
  6. 6. The Director, Women Development & Child Welfare, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad, shall take necessary action in the matter accordingly. 7. This order is issued with the concurrence of Finance (HRM.VI) Department vide their U.O.No.6198/85/A1/HRM.VI/15, dt:30.05.2015.

AP Dulhan Marriage Scheme Online Application Complete Details

AP Dulhan Marriage Scheme Online Application Complete Details. Govt of AP has launched the Dulhan Scheme vide GO.67 and released the complete Guidelines. The Poor Muslim Minority Girls have to apply ONLINE at http://apepass.cgg.gov.in/Dulhan.do for receiving the Dulhan Scheme benefits. No other means of application is accepted. Let us see How to apply ONLINE for DULHAN Scheme at apepass.cgg.gov.in. Dulhan Marriage application Form Details at apteachers.in..How to Apply Online for Dulhan Scheme..

AP Badi Pilustondi Program 3rd-7th June 2015 under Janma Bhoomi Maa Vooru

AP Badi Pilustondi Program from 3rd-7th June 2015 under Janma Bhoomi Maa Vooru.(JBMV) ; Memo NO.1109/SERP/Admn/2015 Dated: 27.05.2015 Nava Nirmaana Deeksha and Janmabhoomi Maavooru - (JBMV) Programme -Guidelines Communicated. Rc.No.2389/SSA/A6/2015, Dated: 29-05-2015 Badi Pilustondi Program Guidelines and Instructions. Sensitization and mobilizationfor the 5 Campaigns taken up by GoAP in Janma Bhoomi Maa Vooru are 1) Pedarikam pai Gelupu, 2) Badi Pilustondi 3) Polam Pilustondi 4) Neeru-Chettu 5) Swacha AndhraPradesh
AP Badi Pilustondi Program from 3rd-7th June 2015 under Janma Bhoomi Maa Vooru

GO 1764 AP Date extended for Arrear Bills Prior to Bifurcation 30 June 2015

GO 1764 AP Date extended for Arrear Bills Prior to Bifurcation 30 June 2015. G.O.RT.No. 1764 Dated:29-05 -2015. The Last Date extended to 30th June 2015 for Arrear Bills and other claims pertaining to the period prior to bifurcation of the erstwhile State of Andhra Pradesh i.e., 02-06-2014. Hence all the Pending Bills prior to Bifurcation of AP State should be presented before 30th June 2015.
GO 1764 AP Date extended for Arrear Bills Prior to Bifurcation 30 June 2015

AP IRI Radio Lessons Schedue 2015-16 3rd to 5th Classes

AP IRI Radio Lessons Schedue 2015-16 3rd to 5th Classes. Rc.No. 804/APSSA/DEC/A2/2014 Dated: 25.5.2015. As a part of Vindam Nerchukundam Programme IRI (Interactive Radio Instruction) Lessons are broadcasted every year. It is decided to Broadcast the 3rd to 5th Class Primary IRI Lessons in 2015-16 from 1.7.2015. The Schedule and Details of the IRI Lessons is released by SSA AP Hyderabad. Download the IRI Lessons Schedule at the link below..
AP IRI Radio Lessons Schedue 2015-16 3rd to 5th Classes

AP IRI Radio Lessons Schedue 2015-16 3rd to 5th Classes

Sub: SSA A.P, Hyderabad - Distance Education - Broadcasting of IRI  lessons for Primary classes under "Vindam Nerdmkundam" Programme - Communication of Teacher guide for 3rd ,4th and 5th classes - Reg.
  • All the Project Officers in the state are here by informed that the Radio lessons (IRI lessons) for primary classes are to be Broadcasted under Vindam Nerchukundam w.e.f. 01.07.2015. Teacher guide for 3rd , 4th and 5th classes is communicated herewith and requested to download the same and supply to all the HMs of the schools concerned.
  • The expenditure will be met from the management cost/ available funds of District Project Office.

Memo 3856 AP PRC 2015 Implementation Instructions Pay Fixation Procedural Instructions

Memo 3856 AP PRC 2015 Implementation Instructions Pay Fixation Procedural Instructions. Govt of AP Finance Department has released the Circular Memo. No.3856-A/29/A2/HRM.V-PC/2014 Dated: 26-5-2015 regarding Revision of Pay Scales, 2015 – Procedural Instructions for fixation of pay of employees in the AP Revised Pay Scales, 2015 and Audit of Claims. With this Memo, It is now clear to do the PRC Pay Fixation of AP Govt Employees. AP PRC Procedural Instructions, AP PRC Guidelines and Instructions, AP PRC Fixation Instructions..details are given below..
Memo 3856 AP PRC 2015 Implementation Instructions Procedural Instructions Pay Fixation

Memo 3856 AP PRC 2015 Implementation Instructions Pay Fixation Procedural Instructions

Sub:- PUBLIC SERVICES – Revision of Pay Scales, 2015 – Procedural Instructions for fixation of pay of employees in the Revised Pay Scales, 2015 and Audit of Claims – Instructions – Issued.

Ref:- 1. G.O.Ms.No.45, Finance (OP-II CFMS) Department dated 21.04.2015
2. G.O.Ms.No.46, Finance (HRM.V-PC) Department dated: 30.04.2015.
3. G.O.Ms.No.47, Finance (HRM.V-PC) Department dated: 30.04.2015
4. G.O.Ms.No.48, Finance (HRM.V-PC) Department dated: 30.04.2015.
5. G.O.Ms.No.49, Finance (HRM.V-PC) Department dated: 30. 04.2015.

In the Government Order first cited, orders were issued selecting the following three modules for the first phase roll out of e-nidhi (Comprehensive Financial Management System– CFMS) :
a. Human Resource Management – Leave and loan approvals and payments; payroll and Employee Self Service
b. Budget distribution and Control – Budget distribution till the last functional/ operational unit
c. Expenditure Management – Non-works – expenditure proposals and sanctions, bill processing and bill payments.

2. In the Government Order second cited, orders were issued revising the pay scales of the employees as recommended by the Tenth Pay Revision Commission with the following modifications.
  • (i) A fitment benefit of 43% would be given for fixing the pay in the Revised Pay Scales, 2015 as against the fitment benefit of 29% recommended by the tenth Pay Revision Commission. 
  • (ii) The Revised Pay Scales will be implemented notionally from 01.07.2013 with monetary benefit from 02.06.2014 
  • (iii) As regards the arrears of the salary in the Revised Pay Scales, 2015 from 02.06.2014 to 31.03.2015 orders will be issued separately. 
  • (iv) The salary in the Revised Pay Scales, 2015 will be paid in cash from the month of April, 2015 payable in May, 2015. 
The principles of fixation of pay in the Revised Pay Scales, 2015 are also notified in the Government Order first cited.

3. In the Government Order third cited, orders were issued regulating the rates of Dearness Allowance from 01.01.2014 and 01.07.2014 in the revised pay Scales, 2015 in pursuance of the recommendations of the Tenth Pay Revision Commission. In the Government Order fourth cited, orders were issued implementing the recommendations of the Tenth Pay Revision Commission on House Rent Allowance. In the Government Order fifth cited, orders were issued revising the rates of City Compensatory Allowance as recommended by the Tenth Pay Revision Commission.

4. All these orders are available on the A.P. Portal. It has been decided to take up fixation of pay in the Revised Pay Scales under the Comprehensive Financial Management System (CFMS) module in pursuance of the orders issued in the GO first read above.

5. Accordingly, the following instructions are issued for effective implementation of the above orders. These instructions are applicable to the -
  • a. Departments of Secretariat, Heads of Departments, Heads of offices/ Officers in charge of establishment for fixation of pay in the Revised Pay Scales, 2015 in accordance with the rules stipulated in the G.O first cited. 
  • b. Drawing and Disbursing Officers for preferring claims of arrears of salaries in the Revised Pay Scales, 2015 in accordance with the G.Os. second to fifth cited. 
  • c. Audit Officers for audit of claims of fixation of pay in the Revised Pay Scales, 2015 in accordance with the orders issued in G.O.s cited. 
(a) Instructions to the Departments of Secretariat, Heads of Departments; Heads of Offices/Officers looking after establishment:
(i) The Head of the Office or the officer in charge of establishment management shall capture the following particulars in the existing Pay scales viz., Andhra Pradesh Revised Pay Scales, 2010 on the CFMS portal :

  • (a) Pay as on 01.07.2013;
  • (b) Existing Scale of Pay with Grade;
  • (c) Increments sanctioned during the period from 01.07.2013 to 31.05.2015;
  • (d) Promotions /transfers/ other appointments (such as School Assistant being appointed as Mandal Education Officer) during the period from 01.07.2013 to 31.05.2015;
  • (e) Period(s) of leaves availed and any unauthorised absence during the period from 01.07.2013 to 31.05.2015;
  • (f) Period of suspension if any during the period from 01.07.2013 to 31.05.2015; (g) punishments of stoppage of increments with/without cumulative effect.
(ii) The Heads of offices who have entered increment and promotion data for their employees shall re-access the PRC module to enter additional information relating to allowances in the new format given under tab “add any pay change and allowances details” .

(iii) After capturing these details, the Head of the office concerned shall run the program. The system generates:-

  • a) pay fixation in the Revised Pay Scales, 2015
  • b) Pay from time to time from 1.7.2013 to 31.5.2015 with modifications such as increments, fixation of pay on promotion etc.,
  • c) Dearness Allowance on the Revised pay;
  • d) House Rent Allowance on the Revised Pay with reference to place(s) of duty e) City Compensatory Allowance on the Revised Pay with reference to place(s) of duty;
  • f) Emoluments in the Revised Pay Scales, 2015 from 1.7.2013 to 31.5.2015 (Pay due)
  • g) Existing Emoluments (in the Revised Pay Scales, 2010) from 1.7.2013 to 31.5.2015 (Pay drawn)
  • h) Difference in pay to be claimed.
(iv) The Head of the office verifies the pay fixation and other particulars with reference to the entries in the Service Register and approves it after satisfying that the pay fixation is in order.

(v) The system generates the order on fixation of pay in the Revised Pay Scales, 2015 from 1.7.2013 and regulating the pay fixations from time to time thereupon.

(vi) In case when Head of the Office is not competent to fix the pay or approve the fixation ,the competent authority shall approve the fixation and return to the Head of the Office for claiming the arrears.

Instructions to DDOs on AP PRC Pay Fixation

(i) After approval of the claim, the system generates A.P. T.C. Form No. 47 duly indicating the arrears of pay fixation. 
(ii) The claims shall be in three parts but in one bill:
  • Part-I: From 01.07.2013 to 01.06.2014 for which the fixation is notional. 
  • Part-II: From 02.06.2014 to 31.03.2015 for which arrears of pay fixation in the Revised Pay Scales, 2015 are to be paid as per the orders that will be issued separately. 
  • Part-III: From 01.04.2015 onwards to the date of fixation of pay in the 
Revised Pay Scales, 2015 for which the arrears shall be paid in cash. (iii) The DDO concerned shall verify the arrear claims with reference to the amounts drawn by the employee. After thorough verification, shall sign the Bill and prefer the claim at the Treasury Officer/Pay and Accounts Officer, Hyderabad, after making necessary entries in the service book under proper attestation.
  1. (iv) The system also generates a statement indicating as to how much of the amounts worked out due to fixation in Revised Pay Scales, 2015 are adjusted notionally, amounts calculated from 02.06.2014 to 31.03.2015 and amount paid in cash from April, 2015 which shall be communicated to the respective employees. 
  2. (vii) The claims on account of fixation of pay in the Revised Pay Scales, 2015 shall be preferred in duplicate and presented to the District Treasury Officer / Pay and Accounts Officer, Hyderabad. The bill should be superscripted in “RED INK” as “Claim for Pay Fixation arrears in the Revised Pay Scales, 2015” to make it distinct from other bills along with service register. 
  3. (viii) The Drawing Officer shall ensure that the bills are supported by proper sanction orders and schedules required in respect of the claim in duplicate indicating the details of the employees, before submitting the claims to District Treasury Officer/ Pay and Accounts Officer, Hyderabad/ as the case may be. 
  4. (ix) All the Drawing Officers are directed to ensure that the bills are drawn as per the above orders under CFMS modules. The amounts payable in cash shall be credited to the respective bank accounts of the employees through CINB account maintained by treasuries. 
  5. (x) If the Audit Authorities report any erroneous pay fixation, the Drawing Officer should check again, with reference to the pay fixation already approved. If pay fixation was approved by a higher authority, the fact should be reported by the Drawing Officer to the concerned Audit Authority. Suitable action should be taken to rectify the erroneous fixation if any immediately. 
  6. (xi) In case of Heads of offices/ Heads of Departments the pay fixations generated shall be submitted to the competent authorities/Heads of Departments or to the administrative departments of Secretariat concerned for approval of pay fixations. However, the procedure of drawal shall be as per the guidelines indicated above. 

Instructions to the Treasury Officers 

  1. (i) The District Treasury Officer / Sub-Treasury Officer / Pay and Accounts Officer, Hyderabad/Pay and Accounts Officer/Assistant Pay and Officer (works) shall check the pay fixation claims from 01.07.2013 in Revised Pay Scales, 2015 which are received from CFMS Module with reference to the Service Registers and other material such as fly leaf etc for processing of the bill in treasuries as per the existing rules in force.
  2. (ii) In case any erroneous pay fixations are detected, the audit authorities shall note the details of erroneous pay fixations to the concerned Drawing Officer who in turn rectifies and submits the revised claim.
  3. 6. All the Heads of Departments are requested to issue necessary instructions to the Departmental Officers under their control to follow the above instructions scrupulously and co-operate with the Audit Authorities.
7. Any further clarification in this regard can be sought from the Finance (HRM.V-PC) Department.
These are the Details of Procedural instructions for pay fixation of employees, AP PRC 2015 Memo No 3856,RPS 2015, Circular Memo No. 3856 dt. 26-05-2015, PRC Fixation Guidelines, Fixation Process,latest Go,PRC Fixation Memo,AP PRC Fixation Memo.No.3856 dated 26.05.2015

Rc 82 AP Schools reopen on 15th June after Summer Vacation in 2015

Rc.82/A&I/2015 Dated 26/5/2015 AP Schools reopen on 15th June after summer vacation in 2015.
Sub: School Education - Reopening of Schools on 15-6-2015 after completion of Summer Vacation - Reg.

  • All the District Educational Officers in the State are informed that as per School Academic Calendar, the Schools in Andhra Pradesh are to re-opening for the Academic Year 2014-15 on 12-6-2015. 
  • All the Regional Joint Directors of School Education and the  District Educational Officers in the State are instructed to reopen the Schools 15-6-2015 after summer Vacation.
  • This has got the approval of the Commissioner of School Education AP Hyderabad.

Rc 82 AP Schools reopen on 15th June after Summer Vacation in 2015

Rc 82 AP Schools reopen on 15th June after Summer Vacation in 2015

GO 58 AP Employees Transfers Max 3 Yrs at a Station and Minimum Zero Yrs

GO 58 AP Employees Transfers Max 3 Yrs at a Station and Minimum Zero Yrs. Govt of Andhra Pradesh  has issued GO.58 Dated 23.5.2015 and made certain amendments to G.O. 57, dated: 18.05.2015 on Transfer Rules. As per the GO.58, the Maximum Service which was 5 Years was now reduced to 3 Years, means a Employee who has completed 3 Years of Service in a Station should mandatorily be transferred. Minimum Service which was 2 Years is now amended as No Minimum Service, means a Employee who has not completed Three Years of Service can also be transferred under cetain conditions. Details are given below.
http://www.schoolinfo.yolasite.com/resources/2015FIN_MS58.PDF

GO 58 AP Employees Transfers Max 3 Yrs at a Station and Minimum Zero Yrs

G.O.MS.No. 58 Dated:23.05.2015
Read the following: -
1. G.O.Ms No 211 of Finance (DCM-II) Department dated 15.11.2014.
2. G.O. Ms. No. 57, Finance (HR-I) Department, dated: 18-05-2015
  • 1. In the reference second read above Government has issued guidelines and instructions for transfer and right placement of employees duly relaxing the ban on transfer of employees imposed in reference first read above for the period from May 18 to 31’ 2015. 
  • 2. Certain representations from different quarters of employees have been received that the period of five years at a station for the mandatory and two years for administrative/optional transfers ordered in the G.O. is not necessarily in the interest of administrative efficiency. 
  • 3. In this context, the Government after careful examination of the issue, hereby issue following amendments to the orders issued in the G.O. second read above.
AMENDMENT
Para No.  in  G.O. 57, dated: 18.05.2015
For
Read as
3. iv) a) a) Employee who has completed more than five years at a duty station duly counting the total service rendered in all cadres shall be transferred without exception; a)    Employee who has completed more than three years continuouslyat a duty station duly counting the total service rendered in all cadres shall be transferred without exception;
3. iv) b) b) Employees who have completed two years of service may be transferred either on administrative grounds or on account of the following conditions upon request for transfer: b)  Employees who have completed less than three years of service may be transferred either on administrative grounds or on account of the following conditions upon request for transfer:
3.v) The second and higher level Gazetted Officers shall not be posted in their native district. Native District shall be determined by the entry in the Service Register of the employee. Other employees shall not be posted in their native Mandal. The third level Gazetted Officers shall not be posted in their native district. Native District shall be determined by the entry in the Service Register of the employee. Other employees shall not be posted in their native Mandal.
3. process of transfer, vii) The standing instructions guiding the transfers of Office Bearers of recognized employees unions issued in Circular Memo No.26135/Ser. Welfare/2002-1 of G.A. (Services) Department dated19.6.2002 shall be followed. The standing instructions guiding the transfers of Office Bearers of recognized employees unions issued in Circular Memo No.26135/Ser. Welfare/2002-1 of G.A. (Services) Department dated19.6.2002 and Memo No.17225/SW/A1, dt: 27.09.2014 shall be followed.

AP TW REIS Gurukulam Teachers Transfers Guidelines 2015 and Application Download

AP TW REIS Gurukulam Teachers Transfers Guidelines 2015 and Application Download. AP Tribal Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Teachers Transfers Guidelines 2015 (APTW Residential Schools). AP Tribal Welfare Gurukulam Teachers Teachers Transfer Guidelines. Rc. No. B1/543/2015 Date:20/05/2015.  Vide this Rc Guidelines for Transfers through counselling of the teaching staff in Gurukulam for the year are released. The guidelines are prepared for regulating transfers of all teaching staff i.e., PGT, TGT, PD(s), PET and Superintendents (Non-teaching) on transfer policy through counselling. Details are given below.
AP TW REIS Gurukulam Teachers Transfers Guidelines 2015 and Application Download

APT WR EIS Gurukulam Teachers Transfers Guidelines 2015 and Application Download

  1. All the Principals are requested to circulate these transfer guidelines to all the staff members and receive the filled transfer applications forms of liable and eligible employees as mentioned in the transfer guidelines. 
  2. The required number of transfer applications may be got prepared by the Principal and supply to all persons who are liable/eligible for transfer and the abstract of all the applications should be furnished in the following Performa
  3. The applicants and Principals should take utmost care in filling the transfer application form. Furnishing of any incorrect information will be viewed seriously and disciplinary action will be initiated against the persons responsible. The Principal should verify and certify the correctness of the entries. All the Principals are requested to see that the transfer applications of Principals, teaching staff and Superintendents along with abstract, should reach the Head Office on or before 23-05-2015 by 5:00 P.M. positively for APTW Residential Schools. 
  4. The Principals are hereby directed to indicate the leave vacancies (cadre­ wise) exceeded by one year except the vacancy against Maternity leave. Regarding the vacancies against deputations (out of the Gurukulam) to other departments including KGBVs and Mini Gurukulams are also to be indicated in their institutions. All the eligible persons for transfer as per guidelines shall compulsorily apply for transfer failing which they loose their opportunity of counselling.

Schedule for AP TW Gurukulam Teachers Transfers

Sl.
No.
Schedule description Date indicated
1. Last date for receiving transfer applications 23-05-2015 by 5 P.M.
2. Consolidation and scrutiny 25m of May, 2015.
3. Counseling dates for opting districts by the applicants subject to availability of vacancies. 26tn of May 2015.
4. Sending of option forms of the applicants to the District Level Committes (DLC) for issuing posting orders to the applicants. 26m May 2015

Guidelines for AP TW Residential Gurukulam Teachers Transfers

Eligibility for Transfers Through Counselling:
The following will be eligible for transfers:

i) Compulsory Transfers:
  • a) The employees who have completed the period of (5) years of service in a particular station as on 15 May of 2015. 
  • b) Transfer of a spouse on the request of another spouse during counselling to post them together in one School I Place. 
  • c) A spouse case under transfer counselling will be considered once on completion of 5 years only to one of the spouse and not in every year. 
  • d) All the spouse cases will be considered on par with Govt. norms 
ii) Administrative Transfers:
  • Transfers on account of administrative grounds i.e., disciplinary cases or redeployment of surplus manpower or in ·public interest or for sharing shortage of staff. 
iii)Request Transfers:
The following are eligible to apply for request transfers:
  • a) Employees who have completed minimum period of (2) years stay at a particular station as on 1st May of 2015. 
  • b) Any Employee retiring on or before June 30, 2016 shall not be transferred. 
iv) Exceptional Transfers:
Male Teachers below (50) years of age working in Girls institutions will be transferred to accommodate lady teachers.
3. No mutual transfers will be considered.

Calender of Counselling for Transfers
  • a. The transfers WOULD BE AS PER THE SCHEDULE &. INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN THE CIRCULAR. No transfers shall be made there-after during the year 2015-16 and no relaxations would be entertained. 
  • b. The posts of the persons those who are on deputation/OD will be shown as clear vacancy. The posts where TGTs working against PGT post will be shown as vacancy. 
  • c. The leave vacancies for more than a year will be treated as vacancy. 
Transfers Procedure
  • 5.1 The applicants shall fill only the option forms to the Districts opted by them in the Head office Gurukulam and the list of District wise, Institution wise vacancies shall be provided to the concerned District Level Committees(DLC) as enclosure to the option forms of the applicants so as to enable the DLCs for giving posting orders to the applicants as ordered in the G.O.Ms.No.57, dated 18-05-2015. The transferring authority or his nominee shall conduct the counselling. 
  • 5.2 A District Level Committee (DLC) is being established with the Minister­ incharge of the District Development as the Chairman and comprising of the District Collector and the District Head of the concerned department. The DLC will effect the transfer of all Local I District Cadre employees. It will also assign posting to the Zonal Cadre employees allotted to the district by the Government I HOD. The DLC shall finalise the list of employees to be transferred and upon approval by the Committee, the District head of the concerned department shall issue orders. 
Transfer of Non-Teaching Staff at District Level
The DLC shall effect the transfer counselling to the District cadre Employees i.e. Non-Teaching staff (up to cadre of Sr. Asst.) at district level in terms of the orders issued in the G.O.Ms.No:57 of Finance (HR.I) Department dt:18-05-2015.

Rc.65 AP ELs Preservation for SSC Advance Supplementary Exams 2015 Instructions

Rc.65 AP ELs Preservation for SSC Advance Supplementary Exams 2015 Instructions. Commissioner of School Education Andhra Pradesh has released Rc.65/A&I/2015 Dated 5.5.2015 regarding conduct of SSC Advanced Supplementary Exams May/June 2015 - Instructions to all the Heads of the Schools including the Clerical Staff and Office Sub-ordinates to be present during summer Vacation 2015 and Instructions for Preservation of Earned Leave as per rules for SSC 2015 Advance Supplementary Exams Regarding.
Rc.65 AP ELs Preservation for SSC Advance Supplementary Exams 2015

Rc.65 AP ELs Preservation for SSC Advance Supplementary Exams 2015

The Regional Joint Directors of School Education and District Educational Officers in the State are informed that, the Director Govt of Examinations, AP, Hyd has informed that the SSC Advanced Supplementary exams will be conducted in the Third or Last Week of June 2015 tentatively and requested to instruct the Head Masters / Clerical Staff / Office-Subordinates to attend the following activities of conduct of SSC Supplementary Exams
  • To receive the extraction nominal rolls of failed candidates
  • To receive the Failed Memos of the failed candidates
  • To receive and remit the Examination Fee
Therefore all The Regional Joint Directors of School Education and District Educational Officers in the State are hereby instructed 
  1. To prevent all the Head Masters of Secondary Schools (High Schools) under all managements along with the non-teaching staff from availing summer vacation with effect from the date of release of SSC Public Examinations March 2015 to till the reopening of Schools on 12th June 2015.
  2. Names of Head Masters/ Non-Teaching staff institution wise shall be specifically obtained for prevention and issue specific orders if prevention duly mentioning the period.
  3. Earned Leave may be preserved for all Employees prevented as per rules.
  4. Strictly follow the Instructions issued in CSE Proceedings No.Rc.No.362/E1-1/2013 dated 16-11-2013 with regard to prevention of staff in summer vacation.
  5. Therefore all the District Educational Officers in the State are requested to take necessary action in this matter.

AP DSC 2014 Final Key TET Cum TRT 2014 Exam Final Key

AP DSC 2014 Final Key TET Cum TRT 2014 Exam Final Key.  The AP DSC 2014 Official Final Key Released by Education Department  for Secondary Grade Teacher Final Key,  Language Pandit Final Key, School Assistant Non Languages,  School Assistant Languages Final Key,  Physical Education Teacher Final Key. The AP DSC 2014 Official Final Key is released at apdsc.cgg.gov.in

AP DSC Final Keys

Secondary Grade Teacher Language Pandit School Assistant
Non Languages
School Assistant
Languages
Physical Education
Teacher
English&Telugu
A B C D
English&urdu
English&oriya
English&Tamil
English&Kannada
Maths and Science
English&Telugu
A B C D
English&Urdu
English&Hindi
A B C D
English&Oriya
English&Kannada
English&Sanskrit
Social Studies
English&Telugu
A B C D
English&Urdu
English&Hindi
A B C D
English&Oriya
English&Kannada
English&Sanskrit
Biological Science
English&Telugu
A B C D
English&Oriya
English&Urdu
English&Kannada
Mathematics
English&Telugu
A B C D
English&Oriya
English&Tamil
English&Urdu
Physics
English&Telugu
A B C D
English&Urdu
English&Oriya
English&Kannada
Social
English&Telugu
A B C D
English&Urdu
English&Oriya
English&Tamil
Social Studies
English&Telugu
A B C D
English&Urdu
English&Hindi
A B C D
English&Oriya
English&Tamil
Tamil&Sanskrit
Maths&Science
English&Telugu
A B C D
English&Urdu
English&Hindi
A B C D
English&Oriya
English&Tamil
Sanskrit
English with Mathematics
English&Telugu
A B C D
English with Social Studies
English&Telugu
A B C D
PET
English&Telugu
A B C D
English&Urdu
English&Oriya
Physical Education
Special Schools
School Assistant Mathematics
School Assistant Phy. Science
S.A Eng. Lang. with Maths & Sci.
School Assistant Telugu with Maths
S.A. Language with Social
School Assistant LP

GO.57 AP Employees Transfers 2015 Guidelines GO 57 Date 18.5.2015

Human Resources Management – Transfer and Postings of Employees – Instructions/ Guidelines – Orders – Issued - Reg. GO.57 AP Employees Transfers 2015 Guidelines GO 57 Date 18.5.2015 G.O.Ms. No.57 Dated:18.05.2015. The transfer of Andhra Pradesh employees will be undertaken between May 18 and May 31, 2015. There shall be no transfer prior to or after this period.The Detailed Process of AP Employees Transfers, Guidelines for Placement of Employees are also released.  
         The Government is committed to the welfare of its employees and seeks to promote work-life balance to enable the employees and their families lead happy and contented lives. In this direction, the Government’s policy is to ensure every employee is posted at a work place where she / he is most productive and contributes the best for improved governance and efficient public services. Overall, the Government is committed to right placement of the staff to improve efficiency and accountability in administration.
GO.57 AP Employees Transfers 2015 Guidelines GO 57 Date 18.5.2015

GO.57 AP Employees Transfers 2015 Guidelines GO 57 Date 18.5.2015

          Accordingly, the existing ban on transfer of employees imposed in G.O.Ms No 211 of Finance (DCM-II) Department dated November 15, 2014, is hereby relaxed for the period from May 18 to 31, 2015, to ensure right placement of employee to secure optimum productivity and commitment to furtherance of Government’s development objectives.

Read the following: -
1. G.O.Ms No 211 of Finance (DCM-II) Department dated November 15, 2014.

Guidelines for Placement

  • 3. The transfers will be undertaken with adherence to the following instructions.
  • i) The transfer of employees will be undertaken between May 18 and May 31, 2015. There shall be no transfer prior to or after this period.
  • ii) The transfer policy should be an effective tool in capacity building with the employees getting a variety of experience within the department, thus becoming more fit to hold higher responsibilities.
  • iii) Any employee retiring on and before June 30, 2016 shall not be transferred. No person shall be transferred before completion of two years of service at a particular duty station as on May 01, 2015. Likewise, no person shall be retained beyond five years of service in any station. Service in all cadres at any duty station shall be counted while calculating the period of service at a particular duty station.
  • iv) While effecting transfers, the Competent authority shall accord priority in the order given below, subject to satisfaction of other conditions specified in this Order:
  • a) Employee who has completed more than five years at a duty station duly counting the total service rendered in all cadres shall be transferred without exception;
  • b) Employees who have completed two years of service may be transferred either on administrative grounds or on account of the following conditions upon request for transfer:
  • i) Employees with disabilities of 40% or more as certified by the competent authority as per “Persons with Disabilities (P.W.D) (Equal opportunities, protection of rights and full participation Act, 1995);
  • ii) Husband and Wife cases (Only one of the spouses shall be shifted following the prescribed procedure);
  • iii) Requiring advanced medical treatment for serious ailments like Cancer, Open Heart Surgery, Neurosurgery, and Renal transplantation, for self or spouse or dependent children and dependent parents, to a place where such facilities are available; and
  • iv) Employees having mentally retarded children may be considered for posting to a place where medical facilities are available subject to certification by the competent authority.
  • v) The second and higher level Gazetted Officers shall not be posted in their native district. Native District shall be determined by the entry in the Service Register of the employee. Other employees shall not be posted in their native Mandal.
  • vi) Employees shall invariably be transferred from the existing location on promotion, unless no such post exists at a different location.
  • vii) For the purpose of transfer, Duty Station is defined as the Place (City, Town, Village) of actual working and not office or institution under which the employee is working.
  • viii) All transfers ordered where the employees have indicated preference for duty stations shall be treated as request transfers for the purpose of sanction of T.T.A. and other transfer benefits.

Process for Transfers

  1. i) The Government will issue orders for the transfer of all State Cadre officers. Whereas, the Head of the Department (HoD) will order the transfer of Zonal and Multi-Zonal Officers. While issuing transfers of all State Cadre Officers, Zonal and Multizonal Officers, the Government/HOD shall indicate the specific place/post available in a District if there is only a single post for that category/cadre of officers in the District. If there is more than one post available in that cadre/ category in that district, such officers shall be allotted to the districts and the District Level Committee will finalize the place of posting within the district.
  2. ii) A District Level Committee (DLC) is being established with the Minister-in-charge of the District Development as the Chairman and comprising of the District Collector and the District Head of the concerned department. The DLC will effect the transfer of all Local / District Cadre employees. It will also assign posting to the Zonal / Multi-Zonal and State Cadre employees allotted to the district by the Government / HOD. The DLC shall finalise the list of employees to be transferred and upon approval by the Committee, the District head of the concerned department shall issue orders.
  3. iii) All transfers shall be done in a fair and transparent manner, with due consideration for the productivity and efficiency of the employee. Transfer may be taken up by counselling for all Non-gazetted officers and below categories, except in cases where transfers are effected on administrative grounds. 
  4. iv) Transfers on compassionate and personal grounds have been misused from time to time. Before ordering the transfer, the competent authority will verify the truthfulness of the grounds and take necessary action.
  5. v) The employee shall be deemed to be relieved from the post within five working days of issuance of the orders of transfer by the competent authority. Every employee thus transferred shall submit a charge handing over report to his / her successor with a copy to the head of the office.
  6. vi) The Secretary to the Government, Head of the Department and the District Collector shall be responsible for ensuring that transfers under his / her control are strictly in accordance with the instructions detailed in this order.
  7. vii) The standing instructions guiding the transfers of Office Bearers of recognized employees unions issued in Circular Memo No.245/GA/A1/2014-1, Dated : 16.09.2014 shall be followed.

Exceptions in Transfers

  1. 4. The above instructions, however, will not apply to the revenue earning departments viz. i) Commercial Taxes; ii) Prohibition & Excise; iii) Stamps & Registration; and iv) Transport. Separate orders will be issued for these departments. Similarly, separate Guidelines will be required for the Education (School Education and Higher Education) and Health, Medical and Family Welfare Departments keeping in view the unique nature of the service conditions prevailing in these departments and the specialisations in different cadres. Further, the T&A Department is exempted from these orders in view of implementation of CFMS and ongoing computerization. These departments will issue separate orders in consultation with the Finance Department with separate time schedule and instructions applicable for the employees of these departments.
Likewise, these orders will not apply to the staff working under the control of the Hon’ble High Court of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh

GO 18 Anganwadi Workers Selection Guidelines 2023 AP AWW Recruitment Norms 2023

GO 18 Anganwadi Workers Selection Guidelines 2023 AP AWW Recruitment Norms 2023. Anganwadi Teachers Selection Rules 2023. GO.18 Dated 15.5.2015. Govt of Andhra Pradesh has released the New Guidelines and Norms for Selection and Appointment of Anganwadi Workers in Anganwadi Centers and Mini Anganwadi Centers in Andhra Pradesh.
Department for Women, Children, Disabled and Senior Citizens – Reconstitution Selection of appointment of Anganwadi Workers, Mini Anganwadi Workers and Anganwadi Helpers and certain parameters to be adopted for the selection of Anganwadi Workers, Mini Anganwadi Workers and Anganwadi Helpers – Revised orders – Issued.
GO 18 Anganwadi Workers Selection Guidelines AP AWW Recruitment Norms
G.O.MS.No. 18 Dt. 15th May, 2015.
Read the following:-
1. G.O.Ms.No.28, WDCW&DW (ICDS) Dept., Dt.02.12.2004.
2. G.O.Ms.No.15, WDCW&DW (ICDS) Dept., Dt.04.04.2012.
3. From Director, Women Development & Child Welfare Department, Andhra Pradesh, Lr.No.862 /K3/2005, dt.06.05.2015

GO 18 Anganwadi Workers Selection Guidelines AP AWW Recruitment Norms

Present Anganwadi Workers Selection Norms are as follows:
Sl. No. Parameters Marks
1 Marks secured in X Class examination 50
2 Pre- School teacher training or crèche and pre-school management training   conducted   by   the   board   of   Intermediate   or   recognized University / working as ECE workers 10
(a) Widow 5
(b) Widow with minor children (additional) 5
4 Candidate who is a complete orphans and who has been an inmate of Creche and Home or Govt. Institution on the certificate of good conduct and character 10
5 Differently abled candidates 5
6 Oral interview 15
TOTAL : 100

Revised Norms and Guidelines from now onwards:
After careful examination of the proposal and in supercession of the Government orders issued vide G.O 1st and 2nd read above, the Government hereby reconstitute the following Committee for selection of Anganwadi Workers, Mini Anganwadi Workers and Anganwadi Helpers in all Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) Project areas and in ITDA areas and also amend the parameters for selection of the above said posts

RECONSTITUTION OF COMMITTEE

I. All ICDS Project Areas
1. District Collector/Chair person DW&CDA - Chairperson.
2. RDO concerned – Member.
3. DM&HO/Additional DM&HO - Member.
4. CDPO Concerned – Member.
5. PD, DW&CDA – Member- Convener

II. In ITDA areas
1. ITDA Project Officer / Chair person DW&CDA - Chairperson.
2. RDO concerned – Member.
3. DM&HO/Additional DM&HO - Member.
4. CDPO Concerned – Member.
5. PD, DW&CDA – Member- Convener.

New Parameters for Selection of Anganwadi Workers
Sl.
No.
Parameters Marks
1 If 10th class passed 50
2 Pre-    School   teacher    training   or    crèche   and   pre-school
management training conducted by the board of Intermediate or recognized University / working as ECE workers
5
3 (a) Widow 5
3 (b) Widow with minor children (additional) 5
4 Candidate who is a orphan and who has been an inmate of
Bala Sadan / Govt. institutions / Govt. recognized institutions
10
5 Differently abled candidates 5
6 Oral interview 20
TOTAL : 100

The Director, Women Development & Child Welfare, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad is requested to take further necessary action in the matter and to issue suitable instructions to the Regional Joint Directors / Project Directors in this regard.