After class 12, four students from the same batch of the college took their name together in Mavi Teacher
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Having studied in the same class from certificate level to graduation, the coincidence of getting a government job at the same time in the same profession only happens to a few. But four friends who passed their graduation together at Siddhanath Science Campus in Mahendranagar have named their names as secondary science teachers at the same time on Wednesday.
They took out their names on Wednesday in the quota determined by the Teachers Service Commission for Far West. After graduating in Science in 2074, they were all in the teaching profession. They were continuing their studies along with teaching .
After the results of the commission were announced on Wednesday, there was an outpouring of congratulations on social media. At this time, many people are congratulating by posting pictures of the four people on their social networks. According to the advertisement opened by the commission on January 9 last year, all four people had applied .
according to which the first level exam was held in March and the second level in May. The interview was held on Wednesday. "This is a sweet coincidence, four of us from the same batch have managed to get names together," said Govinda Bahadur Dhami of Purchaudi in Baitadi, who was returning home on Thursday after getting names for M.V. level teachers. Yes .'Dhami, who studied in Purchoudi till SLC, was always first . He was also the first from the high school level to the postgraduate level. After studying up to the primary level in a school near home, he had to walk for an hour and a half to study in the lower and upper secondary levels.
Being born in a middle-class family and the main occupation of the family being agriculture, it was not easy for him to study higher education. That's why after completing 12th standard, he continued his studies and teaching together .
'As soon as I passed, I called my father and mother, both of them congratulated me,' said Dhami, 'both my father and mother became emotional because of the loan, then I also remembered my hard work and the pain of my parents.'
He will be a government employee He is the first person in the family. He has been in the teaching profession for 6 years and is still teaching in Dadeldhura's Mahendra High School under contract quota. Before that, he taught at Galeshwar High School in Purchoudi, where he studied up to M.A. level, for 3 years and Apex High School in Attaria, Kailali for 2 years.
'I had a desire to become a teacher after passing Inter, but now that has been fulfilled,' Dhami said, 'Now I can teach in Far West, this is a good thing for me.' 7 Suda's Madhavraj Pant is also engaged in teaching along with studies like Dhami. Both of them had also passed their master's degree in science in 2077.
Pant, whose ancestral home is Lekam Rural Municipality of Darchula, was recently teaching science at Shankar Parvati High School in Dodhara Chandni Municipality-3. Before that, he also taught in Bajhang Jaya Prithvi Municipality for 3 years. Although he took the teacher service exam twice before, he was not successful. He says that there is no good preparation with study and teaching. It is a coincidence that both Dhami and Pant managed to get the name in the third attempt .
Bimala Ojha of Jorayal Rural Municipality-3 of Doti was also in the teaching profession for 4 years . Lately, she was teaching in Godavari's Durga Mavi Kolmada at the M.A. level under federal grant quota. Ojha's father was also a teacher. Her husband Krishnaraj Ojha is a permanent teacher of basic level in Patan, Baitadi.
Dais are also in the teaching profession . Seeing that, he wanted to be a teacher. She has named the first number in the women's quota on the inclusive side . The Teachers Service Commission asked for applications of 11 people for Far West, 6 people for open and 5 people for inclusion, but only 10 people could pass .
'We used to study together, we were together permanently,' said Ojha, 'we were very hardworking in our studies, even now we all worked hard.' His batchmate is very excited when the names of all four people came out together . "From the day the exam started, we all wanted to pass, that's exactly what happened," Pant said, "I'm very happy, my friends who studied together became government employees."
Pant is the eldest son of the family. . His family was dependent on agriculture. Mother and father are farmers. The family's source of income has increased after Shivshakti of Kalagaudi started teaching at the high school level in the village school under the federal subsidy quota. Pant succeeded in getting the name in the second attempt.
He wanted to be a teacher since his childhood and after graduating in science, he got an opportunity to teach close to home, and the way to fulfill that dream opened.
If I didn't get the opportunity to teach there, maybe it would have ended . The results of the interview held at the Commission's office on Wednesday morning were announced around 5:00 am. He said that the four people were together to see the results, so they were more happy then .
'It was not just a coincidence, it was our hard work and a dream,' he said, 'The happiness when all friends succeed is different.'
