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Section 15: Transfer of teachers working in specified and Technical Assistant Posts

Karnataka State Civil Services(Regulation of Transfer of Teachers) Rules, 2020.State Rules of Karnataka · 2007

(1)The teachers working in specified and technical posts who have completed maximum tenure shall be transferred to the schools through counseling process to any vacant post in the district. If no vacancies within the district, the teacher shall be placed in the schools having highest PTR ratio within the district.

(2) The teachers who have completed minimum tenure of three years in the above posts may seek transfer to the vacant post during the transfer process. If they do not get the vacant post of their choice, they shall continue in the specified post 12 till the completion of maximum tenure:

Provided that the teachers working in the above posts may also be transferred to any vacant post in the Zone C of the district if their performance is not satisfactory

(3) Order of priority shall be the basis for counseling.

Where this provision sits

ActKarnataka State Civil Services(Regulation of Transfer of Teachers) Rules, 2020.
Section15
Marginal noteTransfer of teachers working in specified and Technical Assistant Posts
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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