Teacher Service Commission Accelerates Publication of Promotion Appeal Review Results

The Teacher Service Commission (TSC) has accelerated the publication of review results concerning appeals filed by approximately 6,000 teachers included in merit lists for promotions based on performance evaluations.

The process, which had remained suspended for the past six months due to vacant positions of Commission officials, has resumed following the appointment of new officials.

According to Commission spokesperson Parashuram Tiwari, promotion merit lists under the 75 percent performance evaluation-based promotion category have been published in accordance with decisions made by the Secretariat of the Promotion Recommendation Committee.

The Commission stated that promotion results for teachers in the concerned districts and levels were finalized after examining the submitted documents and supporting evidence in accordance with Chapter 15 of the Teacher Service Commission Operational Procedure, 2078 (as amended).

Recently Published Promotion Appeal Review Results

The Commission has recently published the following review results:

• Secondary Level, Second Class (Published in Kartik): Ilam, Sunsari, Jhapa, and Solukhumbu districts.

• Primary Level, Second Class (Published on Asoj 29): Lamjung, Baglung, Gorkha, Nawalparasi (Bardaghat Susta East), and Kaski districts.

Promotion Appeal Review Process Resumes After Six Months

The Commission's work of examining and investigating appeals against performance evaluations conducted by the Education Development Directorates under the ministries responsible for education in various provinces had remained suspended because the Commission was without officials.

The positions became vacant following the issuance of the Special Provisions Ordinance on the Removal of Public Officeholders, 2083, on Baisakh 18, 2083 BS.

The review process resumed after the Government of Nepal appointed new Commission officials under the chairmanship of Dr. Hari Prasad Lamsal on Bhadra 25, 2083 BS.

Following these appointments, the Commission has begun publishing the previously pending promotion appeal review results.