The promotion of 6,000 teachers is being reviewed
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Media Baaji
- Wed, 28 October 2026
Kathmandu. The Teachers Service Commission has expedited the publication of the results of the review of the complaints of about 6,000 teachers who are on the merit list for promotion. According to the spokesperson of the Commission, Parshuram Tiwari, according to the decision made by the Secretariat of the Promotion Recommendation Committee, the merit list for promotion based on 75% performance evaluation has been published in a hurry.
According to the provision under paragraph 15 of the ``Teacher Service Commission Working Procedures, 2078'' with amendments, the commission has started publishing the results after studying the documents and evidence received and maintaining the promotion results of the teachers of the respective districts and levels.
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