Chandigarh/Bhiwani: The Haryana Board of School Education (HBSE) is all set to conduct the Haryana Teachers Eligibility Test (HTET) on November 14 and 15, though the board is not been able to clear with the needed firmness the doubts over the exam due to controversies.
According to the examination schedule declared by the board, the Haryana Teachers Eligibility Test (HTET) November 2015 will be held in three sessions on two days.
While the first session of Level III will be held from 03:00pm to 05:30pm on Saturday November 14, 2015, the second and third sessions of Level I and Level II will be held next day on Sunday November 15, 2015.
Level I test will be held from 10:30am to 01:00pm whereas Level II test will be held from 03:00pm to 05:300pm on Sunday.
The board has already released the roll numbers of about 4.5 lakh candidates, and has also announced on its official website that the candidate would be able to download their admit cards November 02 onwards.
The HTET website has provided a dedicated link: http://htet.nic.in/htetapp/Online/AdmitCardInput.aspx to download admit cards.
The admit cards ca also be downloaded from websites http://hbse.ac.in and http://bseh.org.in.
The link to download admit cards will be active from tomorrow i.e. November 02 from 09:00am onwards, according to the official announcement.
Though all preparations by the Haryana Board of School Education (HBSE) pointed its readiness for holding successful tests, candidates are confused as the private colleges are demanding change in the examination schedule because Children's Day is celebrated on November 14.
"The government should change the examination schedule as Children's Day is celebrated on November 14 in all schools. We would not be able to provide space as the students need to listen to Prime Minister Modi's Man ki Baat address on the day", Kulbhushan Sharma, President of Haryana Private Schools' Welfare Association, said while talking to the media.
He also said that if the government doesn't accede to their demands, the association will move to the High Court.
Sharma said there are abour 14,000 private schools in Haryana, and about 01,000 schools have been chosen for the HTET November 2015 exams.
Interestingly, the Haryana Teachers Eligibility Test (HTET) 2015 were already postponed - first due to panchayat polls and later unavailability of HTE centers. The exams were earlier scheduled to take place on August 30 and 31. They were later rescheduled for October and finally to November 14 and 15.
The controversies surrounding the Haryana Teachers Eligibility Test (HTET) 2015 do not end here. The Haryana Board of School Education (HBSE) in a bid to promote Prime Minister Modi's 'Digital India' campaign had declared to conduct online computer tests. In response to this, the board received applications from about 44,000 candidates.
The board however directed 12,000 candidates to sit for paper based written exam due to inadequate number of exam centers. The online exams for the aspiring candidates will be held in the engineering and polytechnic colleges of the state.
To give the candidates an idea of the online exam pattern, the board has provided online mock test facility on its official website.
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