11. The course of study and text books and distribution of marks for each paper of the Teachers' Certificate Examination of Secondary Training Schools DIET shall be as prescribed by the Board

13. a) Change of centre shall be permissible only incase of candidates under regulation 6(a ) on the following grounds:-

(i ) If the candidate serves as a teacher in a particular district provided a certificate to this effect from the concerned District Inspector of Schools or Inspector of Schools as the case may be is furnished by the candidate.

(ii) If the candidate belongs to a district other than the one in which the school presenting him/her is situated.

(iii) In case of women candidates who are married and staying with their husbands.

b) For this purpose, a candidate shall apply separately through the Head of the Institution presenting him/her for the examination along with the prescribed fee, one more recent passport size photograph duly attested by the Head of the Institution and the supporting documents in original so as to reach this office clear 21 days before the commencement of the Theory examination.

14. The Practical portion of the examination shall be held before or after the Theory examination and the dates of such examination shall be as prescribed by the Examination Committee.

15. (a ) As soon as possible after the examination, the examination committee shall publish a list of successful candidates arranged in three divisions. A certificate in the prescribed form shall be awarded to each successful candidate.

(b) A candidate shall be declared to have passed in the 3rd. Division if he/she has secured pass mark in each of the papers prescribed under regulation 9.

(c) Candidates obtaining 60% of marks or more in aggregate shall be placed in the First Division & those securing 50% or more but less than 60% in the Second Division.

(d) A regular candidate who obtains 70% of the marks in any of the papers of the Theory group or in the practical Group shall be declared to have passed with Distinction in that subject.

(f) A candidate who fails in the examination for not having secured the required pass mark(s) in one or more * Subjects of Theory papers i.e. paper I to XII but has obtained minimum of 378 marks in aggregate in the afore-said theory paper will have option to clear his/her deficiencies by appearing at the examination upto a maximum of three consecutive examinations immediately following the one inwhich he/she has failed. Such candidates shall be declared to have passed compartmentally. Candidates who apply for compartmental appearance shall have to submit a certified copy of the marksheet of the examination (s) on the basis of which compartmental appearance is claimed.

(g) Candidates failing in any practical paper has to take whole examination (both theory & practical) upto a maximum of three consecutive examinations immediately following the one in which he/she has failed.

16. Disciplinary clauses.

a) Any candidate who does not behave properly towards the superintendent or the Invigilator in the examination or is suspected of having had recourse to malpractice of any kind in connection with the examination or who communicates with the examiners or with the Secretary or any member of the staff with the object of influencing him unfairly in the discharge of his duties in connection with the examination or whose answer papers contain objectionable matter or who gains admission to the examination by suppressing any fact or facts or making or causing to be made a false statement in his/her application form or certificate or forging any person's signature or produces forged documents, is liable to have his/ her examination invalidated and also be debarred from appearing again at the examination for such term of years as the examination committee may think fit according to the nature of the offence.

b) If it is found that a person other than the candidate who has applied for admission to the examination has appeared or attempted to appear at the examination in the name of a candidate, the result of the candidate, if he/she has passed the examination shall be cancelled and the examination committee shall have the power to debar such a candidate from appearing at the examination for such period as it may determine, and take such measures against the person who appeared or attempted to appear for the candidate as it may deem fit.

c) Any candidate detected in giving or receiving assistance or in having in his/her possession paper, books, or notes in the examination room or while using of or attempting to use any other unfair means in connection with the examination may be expelled by the superintendent from the examination for that paper and after due investigation may be disqualified by the examination committee from passing the examination for that year. He/She may further be debarred from appearing at any subsequent examination for a period which may extend to five years.

d) If a candidate is found guilty, of serious misconduct. the examination committee shall declare him/her not a fit and proper person to be admitted to any further examination of the Board provided that on the expiry of five years of such declaration the examination committee may in special cases admit such a person to an examination.

e) The names of candidates who are punished under this regulation shall be notified in the Official Gazette.

17. Conduct of examination:-

a) The examination committee will be competant to frame such rules and regulations as may be necessary for efficient conduct of the examination and shall appoint officers besides the Superintendent of centre for supervision, inspection and surprise check of examination work.

b) The examination committee where it is satisfied on the basis of report received from the superintendent and / or supervisor, Inspectors and observers appointed for the inspection of examination centres that the examination has not been conducted as per rules may take steps as considered appropriate by the committee including cancellation of the examination wholly or in part .