Don’t Kill Merit | Remove Tamil Qualifying Paper In TN

Don’t Kill Merit | Remove Tamil Qualifying Paper In TN

The Tamil Nadu government’s new Assistant Professor recruitment includes a separate qualifying Tamil paper. Many candidates feel this creates an unfair barrier unrelated to academic merit. In this video I explain what the clause is, why it matters, and how students, aspirants, and education YouTube channels can come together to respectfully ask for its removal.

What you’ll find inside:
00:00 Intro
00:35 What the clause says
02:00 Why this hurts non-Tamil medium graduates and lateral entrants
03:15 What UGC norms and past recruitments focused on
04:20 How this affects diversity and research quality
05:10 What a fair alternative could look like
06:00 Peaceful campaign plan
07:20 Final call to action

How you can help today:

Share this video with your college groups and faculty mentors.
Post on X, Instagram, and LinkedIn asking authorities to review the clause.
Tag major edu channels so the message reaches wider.
Keep your posts respectful and focused on fairness and academic merit.

Suggested post text:
“Requesting a review of the Tamil qualifying paper for TN Assistant Professor recruitment. Please ensure fair, merit-based selection that welcomes all qualified scholars. #RemoveTamilQualifyingPaper #TNAssistantProfessorRecruitment”

If you support a merit-first process that still respects local language learning through existing norms, add your voice now. Like, comment with your college and stream, and tag one edu creator who should cover this.

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