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Reduce TET application fee: Unemployment JAC
Unemployed people protested with flags in front of the district central library demanding reduction in the TET application fee under the auspices of the unemployment JAC.
Nagarkurnool: Unemployed people protested with flags in front of the district central library demanding reduction in the TET application fee under the auspices of the unemployment JAC.
District President of Unemployment JAC, Kumbham Ramakrishna Goud said that application fee for civil services exam is one hundred rupees, Group-1, Group-2 application fee is two hundred rupees. “But TET application fee is one thousand rupees for one paper. If two papers are written it comes to two thousand rupees including online charges i.e. 2500 rupees in total, which will be a severe financial burden on the unemployed,” alleged Goud.
“This government is also accused of increasing the fees to put a financial burden on the unemployed,” said Goud and warned that the fee should be reduced to 200 immediately. “Otherwise the power of the unemployed will be shown in the upcoming Parliament elections.”
