Samagra Shiksha Diu, UT Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu: four English-medium PGT short-term contract positions—History, Geography, Statistics and Business Studies, one seat each, fixed ₹29,000 per month. Walk-in at Government Higher Secondary School, Diu, on 25 November 2026 at 9:30 AM. Same-day written test before interview; minimum 40% written marks required for interview. Notice dated 5 November 2026.
Organization information attached to this recruitment record.
District education office for Samagra Shiksha in Diu, UT of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu; recruiting authority for PGT short-term contracts notified by the Directorate of Education on 05.11.2026.
Recruitment-specific overview from the published record.
Official notice: EDN/SS/DIU/STC-PGT/RECRUITMENT/2026-27/216 | Issued: 5 November 2026 | Walk-in: 25 November 2026, reporting at 9:30 AM
The Directorate of Education, UT Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu, through Samagra Shiksha, Diu, has announced four short-term contractual Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) positions for academic year 2026–27. Each advertised teaching field—History, Geography, Statistics and Business Studies—has one vacancy, all with English as the teaching medium and ₹29,000 fixed monthly remuneration. The venue is Government Higher Secondary School, Diu. The four positions are not a broad pool of interchangeable graduate-teacher jobs: the relevant master's subject and the medium of study at SSC level both matter.
The distinctive selection feature is immediate and consequential: a written test will be conducted on 25 November before the interview. Only candidates who obtain at least 40% in that test can proceed to the interview. The notice announces the test and its qualifying percentage but does not specify the number of questions, paper duration, subject-wise question mix, negative marking, interview weightage or final-merit formula. A candidate should therefore distinguish the confirmed selection condition from general subject preparation.
| Official condition | Confirmed position |
|---|---|
| Recruiting authority | Samagra Shiksha, Diu; Directorate of Education, UT Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu |
| Document number / date | EDN/SS/DIU/STC-PGT/RECRUITMENT/2026-27/216, dated 05-11-2026 |
| Academic year and tenure | 2026–27; short-term contract, not regular Government Teacher recruitment |
| Positions | PGT History 1, Geography 1, Statistics 1, Business Studies 1 |
| Total seats | 4; reservation-wise distribution is not published in this notice |
| Teaching medium | English for every advertised subject |
| Monthly pay | ₹29,000 fixed for each advertised PGT position |
| Upper age | 30 years, with relaxation under applicable Central Government orders/guidelines; exact category-wise figures are not printed |
| Educational route 1 | Postgraduate degree in the respective subject, at least 50%, plus NCTE-recognised B.Ed. |
| Educational route 2 | Postgraduate degree in the respective subject, at least 50%, plus NCTE-recognised B.A.Ed./B.Sc.Ed. as expressed in the notice |
| Language-medium rule | For these non-language subjects, the medium of study in SSC should match the medium applied for: English |
| Attendance | 25 November 2026, 9:30 AM, Government Higher Secondary School, Diu |
| Examination | Written test on the same day, before the interview; minimum 40% to become interview-eligible |
| Application mode | Attend in person with prescribed application form, self-attested copies and originals for verification |
| Fee | Not specified in the four-page notification; absence of a fee statement is not an advertised fee waiver |
🥧 Official PGT vacancy distribution by subject
| PGT subject | Vacancies |
|---|---|
| History | 1 |
| Geography | 1 |
| Statistics | 1 |
| Business Studies | 1 |
The table represents four mutually exclusive subject seats, not categories of reservation. Each subject holds 25% of the notified total. The original table does not assign separate UR, SC, ST, OBC or EWS vacancy counts; an applicant must not infer a category allocation from the demographic fields printed on the application form. All four rows state English medium and the same ₹29,000 remuneration.
📊 Advertised postgraduate and written-test percentage thresholds
| Distinct requirement | Minimum percentage |
|---|---|
| Relevant subject postgraduate marks | 50 |
| Same-day written test score to reach interview | 40 |
The 50% condition applies to the relevant postgraduate qualification, before selection. The 40% applies to performance in the written screening test conducted before interview. Meeting 50% in the degree does not waive the written test; 40% in the test does not make an otherwise academically ineligible person eligible. The notice provides neither a higher competitive cutoff nor a formula for final ranking. The table compares two stated minimum percentages only; it is not a chart of predicted marks or selection odds.
The notice gives an essential subject-linked academic qualification and a teacher-education qualification. Under the first route the candidate needs a postgraduate degree from a recognised university in the subject of the vacancy with at least 50% and a B.Ed. from an NCTE-recognised institution. The alternative printed alongside it again states a postgraduate degree in the respective subject with at least 50%, together with B.A.Ed. or B.Sc.Ed. from an NCTE-recognised institution. The alternative is not a blanket waiver of subject-relevant postgraduate study: the text repeats the postgraduate requirement.
The four subject names determine the relevant master's field. A History applicant must be able to document the advertised History subject link, a Geography applicant Geography, a Statistics applicant Statistics, and a Business Studies applicant the relevant field claimed for Business Studies. The notice does not publish a formal equivalence list for degrees such as Commerce, Management or Economics against Business Studies; it would be unsound to promise such degrees are automatically accepted. Where degree titles differ from the advertised subject, the candidate should carry authoritative university documentation of the discipline and cannot presume equivalence.
English-medium filter: The notice expressly says that the language of SSC-level study must be the same as the medium for which the candidate applies, except for language subjects. Because all four advertised posts are non-language PGT subjects with English medium, candidates must pay attention to the SSC/secondary school medium, not merely English speaking skill. The application form has a distinct field for “Medium of Studied in SSC”. An English-language degree, English interview fluency or an English paper passed separately is not, by itself, a published substitute for that specific medium requirement.
Age: The table says not exceeding 30 years, subject to Central Government age relaxations. The public notice does not provide separate SC/ST/OBC/PwD numerical relaxations or a stand-alone birth-date cutoff. The form asks the candidate to enter age as of the “last date of application”, but the notice itself provides a walk-in date, not an additional earlier online/postal application cutoff. Do not calculate a personal eligibility decision from an invented cutoff date.
| Vacancy | Actual classroom focus a candidate should be able to demonstrate | Evidence most likely to clarify subject eligibility |
|---|---|---|
| PGT History | Historical chronology, sources and causal explanation at higher-secondary level | Postgraduate History title/transcript, NCTE teacher-education proof, SSC medium |
| PGT Geography | Physical and human geography, maps, graphs and geographic explanation | Postgraduate Geography title/transcript, teacher-education qualification, SSC medium |
| PGT Statistics | Statistical reasoning, calculations, distributions and interpretation | Postgraduate Statistics title/transcript, teacher-education qualification, SSC medium |
| PGT Business Studies | Business organisation, management processes and applied commercial concepts | University records establishing relevant PG subject; teacher-education degree; SSC medium |
The classroom focus above is a practical teaching-preparation interpretation of the named PGT subjects, not an official list of chapters or interview questions. The official notice names the four subjects, eligibility routes and examination stages but does not supply chapter-wise syllabus or textbook references.
The public notification makes two sequential assessments explicit: first the written test, then the interview only for those obtaining at least 40% in the written test. This 40% is an interview-access condition, not an announcement that everyone reaching 40% will be appointed. Neither the number of shortlisted candidates nor the final marks calculation is stated. The fixed venue and reporting time do not reveal the precise start time or length of the written paper; arrive for the published 9:30 AM schedule rather than assuming an independent examination shift.
For substantive preparation, organise the advertised subject's core disciplinary knowledge, the ability to explain it accurately in English, and practical ways of assessing student understanding. History candidates can practise building an argument from contrasting sources; Geography candidates can relate a map to a spatial process; Statistics candidates can work calculations and explain their assumptions; Business Studies candidates can apply management ideas to a business case. These are editorial preparation suggestions, not a purported official PGT Diu test pattern.
If the written test's maximum were announced later, the qualifying score would be 40% of that maximum. For illustration only, a 100-mark hypothetical test would have a 40-mark qualifying boundary; the original four-page notice does not state that the PGT test carries 100 marks. No minimum score for interview, final ratio between test and interview, negative marking, bonus for experience or merit cutoff has been published in this document.
Pages 3–4 contain the prescribed form and signed declaration. The candidate chooses one PGT subject from History, Geography, Statistics and Business Studies and supplies name, parent details, addresses, phone, email, date of birth, gender, category, disability/special-category status, marital status, DNH/Daman/Diu domicile field, SSC medium of study, educational history (SSC, HSC, graduation, postgraduate and B.Ed.), past employment, other achievements and signature. The declaration authorises cancellation for incorrect or suppressed information. A form field asking about local domicile does not, by itself, prove the recruitment is reserved only for Diu residents; the notification does not print such an exclusion.
The form specifically says to attach documentary evidence including leaving certificate, caste certificate where applicable, SSC, HSC, graduation, postgraduate, professional qualification and experience certificates. Page 2 separately requires self-attested copies of all relevant documents plus the original certificates for verification at interview. A recent passport photo is indicated on the form. Carry the full official form and supporting evidence; do not replace the form with an unsolicited CV alone.
The notice does not mention an online registration portal, a postal receipt deadline, a hall-ticket download link, application-fee transfer or an application submission email. A walk-in with the original prescribed form is the stated method. Government notices after 5 November should be checked on the original UT administration portal for any genuine date or venue change.
The ₹29,000 printed against every subject is fixed remuneration per month. It is not an advertised 7th-CPC pay scale or Pay Level, and the notice does not specify DA, HRA, pension, annual increments or travel reimbursement. The academic-year reference is 2026–27, but the document does not publish an exact beginning and ending day for each individual appointment; it says the engagement automatically ends when the contract period finishes or in accordance with directions issued by the Administration. Successful applicants have no claim to permanent regular appointment through this contract.
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Recognised university postgraduate degree in History (the respective vacancy subject) with >=50% marks, plus NCTE-recognised B.Ed.; alternative as printed: the same subject PG>=50% together with NCTE-recognised B.A.Ed./B.Sc.Ed. SSC medium of study should be English for this English-medium non-language PGT vacancy.
Notes: No minimum number of previous teaching-service years was published. Form provides space to disclose any actual experience, which applicants should substantiate if claimed. · Required: No
Description: Central Government orders/guidelines issued from time to time; exact category-specific figures not reproduced in notice.
The Diu education recruitment announces one PGT History position, on a short-term contract with ₹29,000 fixed remuneration per month. This is one of four separate subject appointments, not an undivided four-teacher merit list. The advertised classroom medium is English. All candidates for the position will face the same broad advertised educational route, age condition and sequential written/interview screening; the notice does not publish a separate category roster for the History seat.
The academic entry condition is a postgraduate qualification in the respective subject with at least 50% marks from a recognised university, and an NCTE-recognised B.Ed. The printed alternative retains the postgraduate 50% condition and refers to B.A.Ed./B.Sc.Ed. from an NCTE-recognised institution. The teacher-education credential and relevant postgraduate degree cannot simply be traded for each other. The subject-specific degree certificate and transcript should clearly demonstrate relevance to History.
SSC medium must be English for the published English-medium History vacancy. The form asks for medium of study at secondary level, so do not confuse the presence of English in a marksheet with a verified English-medium educational record. The listed maximum age is 30 years, subject to the applicable Central Government relaxation orders, whose separate category-wise numbers are not given in the four-page notice.
A credible PGT candidate has to do more than recite the subject title. A useful teaching demonstration is to turn a core idea into a sequence: pose a question in clear English, show the underlying evidence or computation, ask students to explain what they see, and check whether they can transfer the idea to another example. That is professional preparation rather than an announced mandatory demo-lesson.
For History, the following are suggested professional revision areas grounded in the advertised subject title; the recruitment notice does not prescribe them as an official syllabus:
Practice situation — not an official question: A student concludes that one event alone caused a major political change. Show how you would ask for dated sources, compare alternative causes and separate a recorded fact from an interpretation.
A possible teaching explanation: Present a ten-minute English-medium lesson structure that begins with two conflicting source extracts, elicits students’ prior ideas and ends with an evidence-backed short response.
The purpose of these exercises is to practise subject understanding in the advertised English medium. They do not imply that the actual written paper has descriptive answers, subject pedagogy, a certain textbook, a particular class XI/XII weighting or a defined number of numerical questions.
On 25 November 2026, report for the walk-in at 9:30 AM to Government Higher Secondary School, Diu, with the official form and required self-attested and original evidence. The written test precedes the interview, and at least 40% in the written test is compulsory for interview eligibility. The notice has no published timetable for individual subject papers, no question count or exam duration, and no declared interview-score split. Qualification and the written-test threshold are independent gates.
Page 3 of the original PDF includes the application form's History tick box and separate sections for SSC medium, postgraduate main subject, B.Ed. and other qualifications. Attach the relevant mark sheets and certificates, school-leaving/SSC/HSC proof, identity/age and, where applicable, category, disability, domicile or experience evidence. Bring originals for verification; an unsupported statement in a form is not documentary proof. The page 4 declaration requires accurate information and a candidate signature.
Important limit: Do not treat a postgraduate degree in an adjacent humanities discipline as automatically equivalent to History; the notice lists no equivalence table.
The ₹29,000 monthly figure is fixed contractual remuneration, not a notified Pay Matrix salary. The notice says the engagement ends with the short-term contract or as directed by the Administration and gives no claim to permanent appointment. It does not publish yearly increments, reimbursement amounts, a regular teacher seniority route or an exact individual contract end date.
Read the original: Four-page Samagra Shiksha Diu PGT notice and application form.
Deliver English-medium PGT instruction in the advertised subject under the short-term Samagra Shiksha engagement. The four-page notice does not publish a separate role-specific duty roster or assigned school/class schedule.
Only one subject seat stated; UR/SC/ST/OBC/EWS category-wise allocation for the specific post not stated in the notification. Domicile entry in application form is not a declared exclusive local-only rule.
Recognised university postgraduate degree in Geography (the respective vacancy subject) with >=50% marks, plus NCTE-recognised B.Ed.; alternative as printed: the same subject PG>=50% together with NCTE-recognised B.A.Ed./B.Sc.Ed. SSC medium of study should be English for this English-medium non-language PGT vacancy.
Notes: No minimum number of previous teaching-service years was published. Form provides space to disclose any actual experience, which applicants should substantiate if claimed. · Required: No
Description: Central Government orders/guidelines issued from time to time; exact category-specific figures not reproduced in notice.
The Diu education recruitment announces one PGT Geography position, on a short-term contract with ₹29,000 fixed remuneration per month. This is one of four separate subject appointments, not an undivided four-teacher merit list. The advertised classroom medium is English. All candidates for the position will face the same broad advertised educational route, age condition and sequential written/interview screening; the notice does not publish a separate category roster for the Geography seat.
The academic entry condition is a postgraduate qualification in the respective subject with at least 50% marks from a recognised university, and an NCTE-recognised B.Ed. The printed alternative retains the postgraduate 50% condition and refers to B.A.Ed./B.Sc.Ed. from an NCTE-recognised institution. The teacher-education credential and relevant postgraduate degree cannot simply be traded for each other. The subject-specific degree certificate and transcript should clearly demonstrate relevance to Geography.
SSC medium must be English for the published English-medium Geography vacancy. The form asks for medium of study at secondary level, so do not confuse the presence of English in a marksheet with a verified English-medium educational record. The listed maximum age is 30 years, subject to the applicable Central Government relaxation orders, whose separate category-wise numbers are not given in the four-page notice.
A credible PGT candidate has to do more than recite the subject title. A useful teaching demonstration is to turn a core idea into a sequence: pose a question in clear English, show the underlying evidence or computation, ask students to explain what they see, and check whether they can transfer the idea to another example. That is professional preparation rather than an announced mandatory demo-lesson.
For Geography, the following are suggested professional revision areas grounded in the advertised subject title; the recruitment notice does not prescribe them as an official syllabus:
Practice situation — not an official question: Students read a thematic map with unequal regional rainfall. Explain how map scale, colour legend, relief and season influence what they can conclude, and what the map alone cannot establish.
A possible teaching explanation: Outline a ten-minute teaching segment using one English-labelled map and one simple data graph, with an initial prediction, shared interpretation and a short exit question.
The purpose of these exercises is to practise subject understanding in the advertised English medium. They do not imply that the actual written paper has descriptive answers, subject pedagogy, a certain textbook, a particular class XI/XII weighting or a defined number of numerical questions.
On 25 November 2026, report for the walk-in at 9:30 AM to Government Higher Secondary School, Diu, with the official form and required self-attested and original evidence. The written test precedes the interview, and at least 40% in the written test is compulsory for interview eligibility. The notice has no published timetable for individual subject papers, no question count or exam duration, and no declared interview-score split. Qualification and the written-test threshold are independent gates.
Page 3 of the original PDF includes the application form's Geography tick box and separate sections for SSC medium, postgraduate main subject, B.Ed. and other qualifications. Attach the relevant mark sheets and certificates, school-leaving/SSC/HSC proof, identity/age and, where applicable, category, disability, domicile or experience evidence. Bring originals for verification; an unsupported statement in a form is not documentary proof. The page 4 declaration requires accurate information and a candidate signature.
Important limit: English-medium SSC study is a separate requirement; passing English language as an SSC subject does not automatically establish English as the medium of instruction.
The ₹29,000 monthly figure is fixed contractual remuneration, not a notified Pay Matrix salary. The notice says the engagement ends with the short-term contract or as directed by the Administration and gives no claim to permanent appointment. It does not publish yearly increments, reimbursement amounts, a regular teacher seniority route or an exact individual contract end date.
Read the original: Four-page Samagra Shiksha Diu PGT notice and application form.
Deliver English-medium PGT instruction in the advertised subject under the short-term Samagra Shiksha engagement. The four-page notice does not publish a separate role-specific duty roster or assigned school/class schedule.
Only one subject seat stated; UR/SC/ST/OBC/EWS category-wise allocation for the specific post not stated in the notification. Domicile entry in application form is not a declared exclusive local-only rule.
Recognised university postgraduate degree in Statistics (the respective vacancy subject) with >=50% marks, plus NCTE-recognised B.Ed.; alternative as printed: the same subject PG>=50% together with NCTE-recognised B.A.Ed./B.Sc.Ed. SSC medium of study should be English for this English-medium non-language PGT vacancy.
Notes: No minimum number of previous teaching-service years was published. Form provides space to disclose any actual experience, which applicants should substantiate if claimed. · Required: No
Description: Central Government orders/guidelines issued from time to time; exact category-specific figures not reproduced in notice.
The Diu education recruitment announces one PGT Statistics position, on a short-term contract with ₹29,000 fixed remuneration per month. This is one of four separate subject appointments, not an undivided four-teacher merit list. The advertised classroom medium is English. All candidates for the position will face the same broad advertised educational route, age condition and sequential written/interview screening; the notice does not publish a separate category roster for the Statistics seat.
The academic entry condition is a postgraduate qualification in the respective subject with at least 50% marks from a recognised university, and an NCTE-recognised B.Ed. The printed alternative retains the postgraduate 50% condition and refers to B.A.Ed./B.Sc.Ed. from an NCTE-recognised institution. The teacher-education credential and relevant postgraduate degree cannot simply be traded for each other. The subject-specific degree certificate and transcript should clearly demonstrate relevance to Statistics.
SSC medium must be English for the published English-medium Statistics vacancy. The form asks for medium of study at secondary level, so do not confuse the presence of English in a marksheet with a verified English-medium educational record. The listed maximum age is 30 years, subject to the applicable Central Government relaxation orders, whose separate category-wise numbers are not given in the four-page notice.
A credible PGT candidate has to do more than recite the subject title. A useful teaching demonstration is to turn a core idea into a sequence: pose a question in clear English, show the underlying evidence or computation, ask students to explain what they see, and check whether they can transfer the idea to another example. That is professional preparation rather than an announced mandatory demo-lesson.
For Statistics, the following are suggested professional revision areas grounded in the advertised subject title; the recruitment notice does not prescribe them as an official syllabus:
Practice situation — not an official question: Two groups have the same mean score but different spreads. Explain how to compute and interpret a dispersion measure and why average alone is an incomplete classroom conclusion.
A possible teaching explanation: Explain a short English-medium lesson that starts with a small real-looking data table, has students calculate a centre and spread and ends by comparing the meaning of both.
The purpose of these exercises is to practise subject understanding in the advertised English medium. They do not imply that the actual written paper has descriptive answers, subject pedagogy, a certain textbook, a particular class XI/XII weighting or a defined number of numerical questions.
On 25 November 2026, report for the walk-in at 9:30 AM to Government Higher Secondary School, Diu, with the official form and required self-attested and original evidence. The written test precedes the interview, and at least 40% in the written test is compulsory for interview eligibility. The notice has no published timetable for individual subject papers, no question count or exam duration, and no declared interview-score split. Qualification and the written-test threshold are independent gates.
Page 3 of the original PDF includes the application form's Statistics tick box and separate sections for SSC medium, postgraduate main subject, B.Ed. and other qualifications. Attach the relevant mark sheets and certificates, school-leaving/SSC/HSC proof, identity/age and, where applicable, category, disability, domicile or experience evidence. Bring originals for verification; an unsupported statement in a form is not documentary proof. The page 4 declaration requires accurate information and a candidate signature.
Important limit: The notification does not supply an official Statistics question pattern, mathematical formula sheet, calculator permission or negative-marking rule.
The ₹29,000 monthly figure is fixed contractual remuneration, not a notified Pay Matrix salary. The notice says the engagement ends with the short-term contract or as directed by the Administration and gives no claim to permanent appointment. It does not publish yearly increments, reimbursement amounts, a regular teacher seniority route or an exact individual contract end date.
Read the original: Four-page Samagra Shiksha Diu PGT notice and application form.
Deliver English-medium PGT instruction in the advertised subject under the short-term Samagra Shiksha engagement. The four-page notice does not publish a separate role-specific duty roster or assigned school/class schedule.
Only one subject seat stated; UR/SC/ST/OBC/EWS category-wise allocation for the specific post not stated in the notification. Domicile entry in application form is not a declared exclusive local-only rule.
Recognised university postgraduate degree in Business Studies (the respective vacancy subject) with >=50% marks, plus NCTE-recognised B.Ed.; alternative as printed: the same subject PG>=50% together with NCTE-recognised B.A.Ed./B.Sc.Ed. SSC medium of study should be English for this English-medium non-language PGT vacancy.
Notes: No minimum number of previous teaching-service years was published. Form provides space to disclose any actual experience, which applicants should substantiate if claimed. · Required: No
Description: Central Government orders/guidelines issued from time to time; exact category-specific figures not reproduced in notice.
The Diu education recruitment announces one PGT Business Studies position, on a short-term contract with ₹29,000 fixed remuneration per month. This is one of four separate subject appointments, not an undivided four-teacher merit list. The advertised classroom medium is English. All candidates for the position will face the same broad advertised educational route, age condition and sequential written/interview screening; the notice does not publish a separate category roster for the Business Studies seat.
The academic entry condition is a postgraduate qualification in the respective subject with at least 50% marks from a recognised university, and an NCTE-recognised B.Ed. The printed alternative retains the postgraduate 50% condition and refers to B.A.Ed./B.Sc.Ed. from an NCTE-recognised institution. The teacher-education credential and relevant postgraduate degree cannot simply be traded for each other. The subject-specific degree certificate and transcript should clearly demonstrate relevance to Business Studies.
SSC medium must be English for the published English-medium Business Studies vacancy. The form asks for medium of study at secondary level, so do not confuse the presence of English in a marksheet with a verified English-medium educational record. The listed maximum age is 30 years, subject to the applicable Central Government relaxation orders, whose separate category-wise numbers are not given in the four-page notice.
A credible PGT candidate has to do more than recite the subject title. A useful teaching demonstration is to turn a core idea into a sequence: pose a question in clear English, show the underlying evidence or computation, ask students to explain what they see, and check whether they can transfer the idea to another example. That is professional preparation rather than an announced mandatory demo-lesson.
For Business Studies, the following are suggested professional revision areas grounded in the advertised subject title; the recruitment notice does not prescribe them as an official syllabus:
Practice situation — not an official question: A small enterprise wants to expand sales but has limited working capital. Compare a marketing proposal with cash-flow constraints and explain the decision as a case discussion.
A possible teaching explanation: Design a short English-medium case-study lesson, beginning with a concrete operational problem, using a two-column options table and ending with students defending a reasoned choice.
The purpose of these exercises is to practise subject understanding in the advertised English medium. They do not imply that the actual written paper has descriptive answers, subject pedagogy, a certain textbook, a particular class XI/XII weighting or a defined number of numerical questions.
On 25 November 2026, report for the walk-in at 9:30 AM to Government Higher Secondary School, Diu, with the official form and required self-attested and original evidence. The written test precedes the interview, and at least 40% in the written test is compulsory for interview eligibility. The notice has no published timetable for individual subject papers, no question count or exam duration, and no declared interview-score split. Qualification and the written-test threshold are independent gates.
Page 3 of the original PDF includes the application form's Business Studies tick box and separate sections for SSC medium, postgraduate main subject, B.Ed. and other qualifications. Attach the relevant mark sheets and certificates, school-leaving/SSC/HSC proof, identity/age and, where applicable, category, disability, domicile or experience evidence. Bring originals for verification; an unsupported statement in a form is not documentary proof. The page 4 declaration requires accurate information and a candidate signature.
Important limit: The four-page notice says "Post Graduate in respective subject" but gives no approved equivalent degree list for Business Studies. Commerce/MBA or Management titles must not be guaranteed as accepted merely because their topics overlap.
The ₹29,000 monthly figure is fixed contractual remuneration, not a notified Pay Matrix salary. The notice says the engagement ends with the short-term contract or as directed by the Administration and gives no claim to permanent appointment. It does not publish yearly increments, reimbursement amounts, a regular teacher seniority route or an exact individual contract end date.
Read the original: Four-page Samagra Shiksha Diu PGT notice and application form.
Deliver English-medium PGT instruction in the advertised subject under the short-term Samagra Shiksha engagement. The four-page notice does not publish a separate role-specific duty roster or assigned school/class schedule.
Only one subject seat stated; UR/SC/ST/OBC/EWS category-wise allocation for the specific post not stated in the notification. Domicile entry in application form is not a declared exclusive local-only rule.
Recruitment-level qualifications and eligibility rules. Post-specific conditions are also shown inside each vacancy card.
For all four subject-specific PGT seats, the original notice requires postgraduate qualification from a recognised university in the respective subject and minimum 50% marks under both educational routes.
NCTE-recognised B.Ed. with relevant postgraduate degree, or the NCTE-recognised B.A.Ed./B.Sc.Ed. alternative as worded in the notice together with relevant postgraduate 50%.
All four notified subjects have English medium. The notice specifies that for medium-specific teaching posts, the candidate’s SSC medium of study should match the medium applied for. Language-subject exception does not apply to these four non-language posts.
General upper age is 30 years; Central Government age-relaxation orders/guidelines apply. The notice does not quantify each category or provide a separate DOB cutoff date.
Same-day written test precedes interview on 25 November 2026; written score at least 40% required to proceed. It is not a declared final-merit cutoff.
Attend 25 November at Government Higher Secondary School, Diu, 9:30 AM, with form from pages 3–4, self-attested copies and original supporting documents for verification.
Recruitment-level age criteria. Post-specific age conditions remain visible inside each vacancy card.
Post-wise salary, stipend or pay-matrix information.
₹29,000 fixed monthly remuneration under short-term Samagra Shiksha Diu contract; no regular pay-matrix level specified.
₹29,000 fixed monthly remuneration under short-term Samagra Shiksha Diu contract; no regular pay-matrix level specified.
₹29,000 fixed monthly remuneration under short-term Samagra Shiksha Diu contract; no regular pay-matrix level specified.
₹29,000 fixed monthly remuneration under short-term Samagra Shiksha Diu contract; no regular pay-matrix level specified.
Selection stages in the order configured for this recruitment.
Attend with completed prescribed signed application, self-attested certificates and originals. Relevant postgraduate degree with minimum 50%, NCTE-recognised teacher education, SSC study medium and applicable age are eligibility gates; document verification is required at interview.
Written PGT examination on 25 November 2026 before the interview. The notice names Government Higher Secondary School, Diu as the interview/walk-in venue but gives no separate written-paper venue. Candidates must secure at least 40% written marks to be eligible for interview. Maximum marks, duration and subject-wise paper pattern were not stated.
Interview at Government Higher Secondary School, Diu, on 25 November 2026. Reporting time for walk-in is 9:30 AM. The notification does not state interview scoring weight or final merit formula.
Application and recruitment milestones published with this job.
Number EDN/SS/DIU/STC-PGT/RECRUITMENT/2026-27/216 printed on page 1.
Written test to be conducted on the same day and before interview; 9:30 AM is the reported walk-in time, not a separate paper-start time.
Report 9:30 AM; interview subject to obtaining minimum 40% written score.
Application links, notification documents and verified sources in one place.
Exam and lifecycle records directly connected to this recruitment.
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