Plea in Madras HC seeks constitution of expert committee over evaluation of Assistant Professor aspirants’ exam papers
A public interest litigation has been filed in the Madras High Court challenging the evaluation process of a recent competitive exam for 2,708 Assistant Professor vacancies in Tamil Nadu. The petitioner alleges significant inconsistencies in the grading of descriptive papers, citing extreme score disparities that suggest a lack of transparency and uniformity.
A public interest litigation (PIL) petition has been filed in the Madras High Court for constituting an independent expert committee to examine the fairness, consistency, transparency and uniformity in evaluation of the answer scripts of 42,064 candidates of the competitive written examination for 2,708 Assistant Professor vacancies in 61 faculties in government arts and science colleges in Tamil Nadu
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