Competitive exam for teachers on Oct.6

By Our Special Correspondent

CHENNAI, OCT. 3. The competitive examinations conducted by the Teachers Recruitment Board for graduate and Tamil Teachers would be held October 6. The hall-tickets would reach the candidates by October 5 and those who do not receive the hall tickets or whose centres have been changed, should approach the Chief Educational Officer of the district concerned, along with two recent passport size photographs, to get the relevant permission.

The examinations (subject-wise) would be held in the following centres in Chennai on October 6:

Tamil - WBA Soundarapandi Nadar HS School, Ayanavaram (Registration No. From 308701 to 309100) and Muthialpet Boys School, Thambu Chetty St. (309101 to 309466);

English - Raja Muthiah HS School.

Mathematics - Govt Model School, Saidapet (330401 to 330890); JG Garodia Got School, Saidapet (330901 to 331150); Corpn (Boys) HS School, West Saidapet (331151 to 331649); Corpn. Girls HSS, West Saidapet (332151 to 332363); K. Ganapathy Govt. HSS, Kodambakkam (331651 to 332150 and from 332364 to 332413);

Biology: Sir MCT M HSS, Purasawakkam (343901 to 344400); Lady MCT M Girls HSS, Purasawakkam (344401 to 344717);

Chemistry: Govt. Girls HSS, Ashok Nagar (363451 to 363750 and 364401 to 364570); Govt. Boys HSS, Nungambakkam (363751 to 364050 and from 364601 364700); Govt. Girls HSS, Nungambakkam (364051 to 364400 and from 364501 to 364550);

Zoology: Santhome HSS (390301 to 390700); St. Anthony's Girls HSS, Mandaveli (391001 to 391230); PS Main HS School, Mylapore (390701 to 391000).

Botany: Lady Willingdon Girls HSS, Triplicane (372901 to 373250) NKT Girls HSS (373251 to 373652).

History: Bentick Girls HSS, Vepery (403501 to 403900); St. Paul;s Boys HSS, Vepery (403901 to 404300) MCC HS School, Chetpet (404301 to 404740).

Geography: Ratnavel Subramanian Muthiapet Girls HSS, Lingi Chetty St (408101 to 408257).

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