By Our Reporter

SHILLONG, Sep 23: At least 10,000 teachers in Meghalaya, who have not cleared the TET (Teacher Eligibility Test), may soon lose their jobs because of a recent Supreme Court verdict.

Education Minister Lahkmen Rymbui said that the apex court, in its order on September 1, made it mandatory for all teachers to clear the TET exam within two years.

He said he found the verdict baffling and has been holding a series of meetings with different associations of teachers, and officials of the Law and other departments.

“We are looking at coordinating with other state governments to approach the Supreme Court for a review of the matter,” Rymbui said.

He said the apex court exempted the teachers who have five years of service left, but they will not be given promotion. “The verdi

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