Digital arrival, 6 hours is mandatory … Now ‘missing’ from the MP’s Professor College, the system changes! – MP The Department of Education will take drastic measures on the arrival of professors at AMNR

Madhya Pradesh’s Higher Education Department has issued strict instructions on the presence of professors and staff in colleges. Now the missing professors will be tightened by showing a few hours in college. The Department has provided clear steps to all government principals and DDOs and subsidized NGOs.

Strictly after complaints
The Department of Higher Education received several complaints that some professors were going to college or not after registering. Recently, Higher Education Minister Inner Singh held a meeting with Burmar officials in which he said that paying salary should be based on a meaningful use.

It is necessary to stay in college for 6 hours
According to the new rules, the Professor, Joint Professor, Assistant Professor, Librarian, Sports Officer, Guest Teacher, General Participation Committee and Non -Circular Staff should be at least 6 hours of work day at the college. If someone stays in college for less than 6 hours, his salary will be reduced. These rules apply to non -academic staff.

Meaningful use will be monitored
The Department of Higher Education has made it clear that the presence of professors and staff will be recorded in meaningful use. The salary for March will be paid based on a recorded use of meaningful use. The primary and DDO must prepare a salary on the 30th of each month, in which each work day is a meaningful application balance and 6 hours. The salary will be done only after this.

Product for bringing EHRMS system
Instructions suggest that principals can accommodate their vacation according to their merits, unless there is an educational or non -academic staff. It will be registered in the future of EHRMS in the Leave Management System. The Department is preparing the Leave Management Book at EHRMS, based on which salary report will be prepared.

The Chancellor is responsible if the rules are broken
If these instructions are not followed or negligent, the Department of Higher Education has given strict instructions that the principal and DDOs of the college should be held responsible. The Department has asked for the implementation of these rules.