Archive · 19 Jan 2026
Delhi Govt Seeks Presiding Officer for School Tribunal
The Delhi government is looking for someone to be the head of a special court called the Delhi School Tribunal.
This court helps teachers and other workers in private schools solve problems like being fired or having their rank lowered.
The person they choose must have been a high-level judge before.
They will pick the new head after January 30.
The person chosen will work for at least 3 years, and maybe up to 5 years, or until they turn 65.
A group of important government officials will decide who gets the job.
Delhi government invites applications for Presiding Officer of Delhi School Tribunal
Tribunal adjudicates service-related disputes of private school staff
Applications due by January 30 in offline mode
Eligible candidates must have held office as a District Judge or equivalent
Appointment term is 3 years, extendable up to 5 years or until age 65
- Who
- Delhi government
- What
- Invited applications for Presiding Officer of Delhi School Tribunal
- When
- Applications due by January 30
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- To adjudicate service-related disputes of private school staff
- Tribunal Name
- Delhi School Tribunal
- Constituted Under
- Section 11 of the Delhi School Education Act, 1973
- Application Deadline
- January 30
- Eligibility
- District Judge or equivalent judicial position
- Appointment Term
- 3 years, extendable up to 5 years or age 65
- Selection Committee
- Chief Secretary, Principal Secretary (Law and Judicial), Principal Secretary (Education)
- Appeals Heard
- Service-related disputes of private school staff