Recruitment of Assistant Professor (college cadre) post of Various categories in Haryana(HPSC) – Apply Now

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Haryana Public Service Commission extended the last date to apply for the different post of Assistant Professor of College Cadre.

Last date to apply has been extended by HPSC to 12.11.24.

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ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATION

S. No.	Qualification Criteria	Details
1.	Academic Qualification	Good academic record with a Master’s degree (55% marks or equivalent grade) in the concerned/relevant/ allied subject from an Indian University or an equivalent accredited foreign university.
2.	Knowledge of Hindi/Sanskrit	Must have knowledge of Hindi/Sanskrit up to the Matriculation standard or in Higher Education.
3.	National Eligibility Test (NET) / Equivalent Exemption	A. Candidates who have qualified the NET conducted by UGC/CSIR, or a similar accredited test like SLET/SET, or those awarded a Ph.D. degree (as per UGC regulations) are exempted from NET/SLET/SET.
4.	Ph.D. Exemption	Candidates registered for the Ph.D. program prior to July 11, 2009, will be exempted from NET/SLET/SET, provided they meet certain conditions:

Ph.D. awarded in regular mode
Thesis evaluated by at least two external examiners
Open Ph.D viva conducted
Two research papers published from Ph.D work (one in a referred journal)
At least two conference/seminar presentations based on Ph.D work |
| 5. | Foreign Ph.D. Exemption | B. Ph.D. obtained from a foreign university/institution ranked among the top 500 in the World University Rankings (by QS, THE, or ARWU) is exempt from NET/SLET/SET. |

Important Notes:

NET/SLET/SET is not required for Master’s programs in disciplines where NET/SLET/SET is not conducted by UGC or similar bodies.

ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATION FOR ASSISTANT PROFESSORS IN FINE ARTS

S. No.	Qualification Criteria	Details
1.	Academic Qualification	Good academic record with at least 55% marks or an equivalent grade of B (7-point scale) in Fine Arts at the Master’s Degree level from an Indian University, or an equivalent degree from a foreign university.
2.	Knowledge of Hindi/Sanskrit	Must have knowledge of Hindi/Sanskrit up to Matriculation standard or in Higher Education.
3.	National Eligibility Test (NET) / Equivalent Exemption	A. Candidates who have qualified NET (UGC/CSIR) or similar accredited tests like SLET/SET, or those awarded a Ph.D. degree (as per UGC regulations) are exempt from NET/SLET/SET.
4.	Ph.D. Exemption	Candidates registered for Ph.D. before July 11, 2009, will be exempted from NET/SLET/SET, provided they meet these conditions:

Ph.D. awarded in regular mode
Thesis evaluated by at least two external examiners
Open Ph.D viva conducted
Two research papers published from Ph.D work (one in a referred journal)
At least two conference/seminar presentations based on Ph.D work |
| 5. | Foreign Ph.D. Exemption | B. Ph.D. from a foreign university ranked in the top 500 (QS, THE, ARWU) is exempt from NET/SLET/SET. |
| 6. | Diploma Equivalent to Master’s Degree | For Fine Arts, a Five-Year Diploma from a recognized university/institution is equivalent to a Master’s degree. In such cases, academic performance in Matric and Diploma examinations will be considered. |

Important Notes:

NET/SLET/SET is not required for Master’s programs in disciplines for which NET/SLET/SET is not conducted by UGC or similar bodies.

ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATION FOR ASSISTANT PROFESSORS IN MASS COMMUNICATION

S. No.	Qualification Criteria	Details
1.	Academic Qualification	Good academic record with at least 55% marks (or an equivalent grade) at the Master’s degree level in Mass Communication, Journalism, or Communication from an Indian or foreign university/institution.
2.	Desirable Qualification	– Ph.D. in Mass Communication/ Journalism/ Communication from an Indian or foreign university.

Two years full-time teaching/research experience in Mass Communication (including work in newspapers accredited with ABC, National News Agencies, Radio/TV, Film Media, Advertising agencies, PR officers in government/public sector, or industrial/commercial houses). |
| 3. | Knowledge of Hindi/Sanskrit | Must have knowledge of Hindi/Sanskrit up to Matriculation standard or in Higher Education. |
| 4. | National Eligibility Test (NET) / Equivalent Exemption | A. Candidates who have qualified NET (UGC/CSIR) or a similar test like SLET/SET, or those awarded a Ph.D. degree (as per UGC regulations) are exempt from NET/SLET/SET. |
| 5. | Ph.D. Exemption | Candidates registered for Ph.D. before July 11, 2009, will be exempted from NET/SLET/SET, provided they meet these conditions:
Ph.D. awarded in regular mode
Thesis evaluated by at least two external examiners
Open Ph.D viva conducted
Two research papers published from Ph.D work (one in a referred journal)
At least two conference/seminar presentations based on Ph.D work. |
| 6. | Foreign Ph.D. Exemption | B. Ph.D. from a foreign university ranked in the top 500 (QS, THE, ARWU) is exempt from NET/SLET/SET. |
| 7. | Ph.D. Certificate Upload | Candidates who hold a Ph.D. degree will need to upload the required certificates to confirm the fulfillment of the above conditions. |

Important Notes:

NET/SLET/SET is not required for Master’s programs in disciplines where NET/SLET/SET is not conducted by UGC or similar bodies.

Age Limit

Candidate should not be less than 21 years and not more than
42years, as on before the 15 days ofthe month next preceding the last date of
submission of application to the Commission i.e. 15.07.2024.
However, the age relaxation of 5 years beyond the upper age limit already
prescribed is granted to the candidates of all c,ategories for these posts to be
filled by direct recruitment and to be advertised in the calendar yeat 2024 as a
one-time measure due to various reasons, provided the upper age limit shall
not exceed 52 years for the candidates who eLre already entitled to get the
benefit ofage relaxation in one or more categories

Pay Scale

.Rs57,700-182,400/-

SCHEME/PATTERN OF EXAM

S. No.	Exam Details	Description
1.	Total Number of MCQs	100 Questions
2.	Time Duration	02 Hours
3.	Total Marks	100 Marks
4.	Marks per Question	Each question carries equal marks
5.	Options for Each Question	5 Options (A, B, C, D, E)
6.	Answering	If attempting a question, darken A, B, C, or D. If not attempting, darken E.
7.	Negative Marking	0.25 mark will be deducted for each wrong answer
8.	Disqualification Criteria	If more than 10% of questions have no answers marked, the candidate will be disqualified.
9.	Medium of Examination	– English Only: Botany, Computer Science, Defence Studies, Environmental Science, Chemistry, Home Science, Mathematics, Physics, Zoology.

Bilingual (English & Hindi): Commerce, Economics, Fine Arts, Mass Communication, Geography, History, Music, Physical Education, Political Science, Psychology, Philosophy, Tourism.
Language Subjects: English, Hindi, Sanskrit, and Punjabi will be in their respective languages. |
| 10. | Shortlisting for Next Stage | Candidates securing a minimum of 25% in the Screening Test will be called for the subject knowledge test. |
| 11. | Number of Candidates for Next Stage | Four times the number of advertised posts (including bracketed candidates), based on the Screening Test score. |
| 12. | Marks in Screening Test | The marks in the Screening Test will not be counted for final selection; it is only for shortlisting candidates for the next stage. |

SCHEME OF EXAMINATION: SUBJECT KNOWLEDGE TEST & INTERVIEW

S. No.	Exam Details	Description
1.	Time Duration of Subject Knowledge Test	03 Hours
2.	Total Marks	150 Marks
3.	Medium of Examination	– English Only: Botany, Computer Science, Defence Studies, Environmental Science, Chemistry, Home Science, Mathematics, Physics, Zoology.

Bilingual (English & Hindi): Commerce, Economics, Fine Arts, Mass Communication, Geography, History, Music (I), Music (V), Physical Education, Political Science, Psychology, Philosophy, Tourism.
Language Subjects: English, Hindi, Sanskrit, and Punjabi will be in their respective languages. |
| 4. | Shortlisting for Interview | Candidates who secure a minimum of 35% in the Subject Knowledge Test will be called for the interview.
The number of candidates to be called for the interview will be two times the number of advertised posts (including bracketed candidates, if any). |
| 5. | Weightage of Subject Knowledge Test | 87.5% of the final score |
| 6. | Weightage of Interview | 12.5% of the final score |
| 7. | Final Merit List | The final merit list will be prepared by adding the marks of the Subject Knowledge Test and Interview/Viva-Voce. |
| 8. | Syllabus | The subject-wise syllabus will be uploaded separately on the HPSC website. |
| 9. | Skill Test | For Music, Physical Education, and Fine Arts posts, a Skill Test will be held first. Only those who qualify the Skill Test will be allowed to participate in the next stage of the recruitment process. |

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Assistant Professor(Botany)	Click here
Assistant Professor(Music instrumental)	Click Here
Assistant Professor(Vocal)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Zoology)	Click Here
Assistant Professor(Chemistry )	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Commerce)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Computer Science)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Defence Studies )	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Economics)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( English)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Environmental science)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Fine Arts)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Geography)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Hindi)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( History)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Home Science)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Mass communication)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Mathematics)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Philosophy)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Physical Education)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Physics)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Political Science )	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Psychology)	Click Here
Assistant Professor(Punjabi )	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Sanskrit)	Click Here
Assistant Professor( Tourism)	Click Here