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Dsssb & DoE Joining Process After Edossier Transfer| Documents Verification| Shikshak Guide| Zakir|

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Main ideas / lessons conveyed

  • The video explains what candidates must do after their dossier/edossier has been transferred to the concerned department, specifically after the DSSSB/DoE joining steps for candidates whose:
    • Final results are declared, and
    • Address/dossier has been transferred.
  • Many candidates are in this stage because results have been transferred to departments (DOE/NDMC are mentioned).
  • Document verification (DV) is the key next step.
    • Later steps include online scrutiny, medical, and then joining.
    • Police verification may occur after joining.

Step-by-step process (after dossier transfer / after final result)

1) Status after final result transfer

After the final result and final cut-off are declared:

  • Your result/dossier details are transferred to the concerned department.
  • You do not need to do anything immediately until you receive a DV call/message/letter from the department.

2) Watch for DV call and follow the official schedule

  • You will receive a notification/letter/memo (described as a combined notification for multiple post codes).
  • The notification includes:
    • Date/time for DV
    • Venue/location
    • A document checklist of what to carry
  • Carry documents inside the DV venue exactly as per the checklist.

3) Documents checklist + attestation/acceptance forms

The channel repeatedly emphasizes using the checklist and preparing specific forms.

A) Checklist of required documents

  • A document checklist is available on their Telegram channel:
    • “Shikshak Guide PGT TGT PRT A to Z Update”
  • The checklist and related videos explain what to bring.

B) Attestation form (mandatory; specific copy requirement)

  • The attestation form will be provided by the concerned department via its official website:
    • DOE candidates: form on DOE.in
    • NDMC candidates: form on the relevant NDMC/consultant department official website
  • The candidate must carry 3 copies of the attached form.
    • All three copies must be signed/attached by a gazetted officer.
    • The same gazetted officer can sign all three copies.
  • In the attestation form you must provide:
    • Personal details
    • Educational qualifications
    • Whether you have been abroad / current job status
    • For candidates in government service: NOC/intimation letter is mandatory

Caution

  • Do not provide incorrect information in the attestation form.
  • Identifiers like PAN/PRAN and life-long details are linked and cannot be changed later.

C) Resignation timing guidance

  • Do not resign immediately after the DV transfer stage.
  • At this stage, only DV is ongoing; later steps may include:
    • Medical (in the coming weeks)
    • Police verification
  • Resignation should be done only after receiving the final joining notice, and you must update details through the correct department process.

D) Acceptance form

  • An additional acceptance form is mentioned.
  • It states the candidate will:
    • Follow departmental responsibilities and guidelines
    • Be ready to work anywhere in Delhi
  • The video suggests it is obtained during/through DV arrangements (in contrast to how the attestation form is available via websites).

How to handle document mistakes / discrepancies during DV

If there are issues like:

  • Father/mother name mismatch
  • Clerical mistakes in name
  • Address or other personal detail problems
  • Pending issues in marksheets/qualification records

Then during DV you will typically need to justify/clarify using official documentation, commonly:

  • Affidavits for candidates with application-time errors
  • For marksheet correction timing issues:
    • Obtain a letter from the college/institute stating:
      • The date of correction (10th/12th/graduation/etc.)
      • The correction was done on that date
      • The candidate passed on the stated date
  • If you have marksheet but not the certificate:
    • You may receive a “deficiency memo” if the certificate is missing
    • You may be required to submit it later during printing/completion
  • Eligibility timing rule emphasized:
    • Your results/education proof must be valid and available before the cut-off date (results should come before cut-off).
    • Missing the required proof by/at cut-off can make you ineligible.

Category/eligibility documents mentioned (CTET, NCT, EWS/OBC guidance)

The video includes several reminders:

  • NCT affiliation
    • If not already in the dossier, bring it during DV.
    • Missing it may cause issues.
  • Category certificates (EWS/OBC NCL)
    • Must be valid for the current session
    • Must be provided before cut-off
  • OBC/NCL correction possibility
    • If you submitted the wrong OBC type (e.g., central vs Delhi), you may be able to correct during DV.
  • If selected in UR but filled EWS/other form
    • You may submit an affidavit explaining a clerical mistake.
    • Ultimately, you must still fulfill the criteria of the selection category (e.g., UR).
  • CTET / education rules
    • The speaker states candidates “do not require CTET” (in the context discussed).
    • They also mention subject/percentage-related expectations, noting requirements may differ across “old RR vs future” (e.g., graduation percentage).

Post-DV sequence: scrutiny → medical → joining → police verification

After DV call:

  1. Online scrutiny
    • Mentioned as happening because DV wasn’t fully completed earlier.
    • If anything is required during scrutiny, you’ll get a personal message/call/letter.
  2. Medical
    • A medical card/medical letter is issued.
    • Candidate must visit the specified hospital on the given date.
    • Medical report is submitted back to the department.
  3. Joining
    • The joining process begins after medical steps are completed.
  4. Police verification
    • Often happens after joining.
    • The attestation form may be filled again for police verification.
    • Verification is done via the candidate’s permanent address local police station.

Additional guidance included in Q&A portion (as stated in subtitles)

  • Court cases
    • Court cases are described as routine; candidates should not panic unless there is a genuine reason affecting transfer/eligibility.
  • Cut-off timing
    • Cut-off details are said to be covered in separate future videos.
  • Waiting for further posts/notifications
    • Punjabi/TGT-related vacancies and notifications may appear on YouTube/Telegram channels.
  • NOC clarification
    • NOC should be taken from the department, not only the school (as mentioned in their response).
  • NCD certificate timing
    • NCT/NCD affiliation can be provided after the exam if needed (answered yes in the discussion).

Speakers / sources featured

  • “Teacher Guide” / channel host (main speaker)
    • Referred to as “Sir” by commenters and speaks throughout the video.
  • Viewers/commenters mentioned in subtitles
    • Mohammad Abbas ji
    • Nadeem Ahmed ji
    • Yogita ji
    • Mohammad Hamid ji
    • Vicky ji
    • Laxman ji

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