District Selection Committe

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District Selection Committe known as DSC is an entrance examination by the state governments in India for recruitment of teachers.^[1]^[2]

Eligibility

All the Bachelor of Education or B.Ed graduates are eligible to take the test.

Andhra Pradesh

The AP government takes 20% marks from Teachers Eligibility Test or TET. The government comes out with the notification for the vacant seats every year.^[3] and the state government gives 80% weight to DSC and 20% to TET.

In 1998, the government merged Panchayat Raj and Government teacher cadres for uniform selection for all government run schools.^[4]

References

v t e Standardized test in India

Service	Civil Services Examination Engineering Services Examination Combined Defence Services Examination Combined Medical Services Examination Indian Police Service Limited Competitive Examination Services Selection Board Teacher Eligibility Test The National Council for Human Resource in Health in India

Admissions	All India Engineering Entrance Examination All India Pre Medical Test Combined Aptitude Test Common Admission Test Common entrance exam of design Common Entrance Test Common Law Admission Test Common Management Admission Test Competitive examination Engineering Agricultural and Medical Common Entrance Test Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Joint Entrance Examination Common engineering entrance examination (proposal) Joint Admission Test to M.Sc. Joint Management Entrance Test National Eligibility Test National Entrance Screening Test NIMCET Special Class Railway Apprentice Xavier Aptitude Test

State Level	Gujarat Common Entrance Test KEAM MP-PET MHT-CET Odisha Joint Entrance Examination Rajasthan Pre-Engineering Test SEE-UPTU Tamilnadu Common Entrance Test Tamil Nadu Professional Courses Entrance Examination West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination

Misc	National Board of Examinations Madhyamik Medical Council of India Screening Test

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