requirement of completion of probation is not necessary. Similarly, under Rule 10 there are other conditions which have to be fulfilled by an in-service candidate before he/she is admitted to a Post-graduate course, the same are stated supra. Two significant conditions can be mentioned at this stage. One is that, an in-service candidate who is already holding a Postgraduate Diploma in any speciality, through Government deputation, would be eligible for admission to Post-graduate degree courses in the same speciality and secondly, any in-service candidate who is already holding a Post-graduate degree in any speciality shall not be eligible for any other Postgraduate degree or Diploma courses. This can only mean that if a candidate has secured a Diploma in any speciality on the basis of the deputation made by the Government, then he shall be eligible for Postgraduate degree course in the same speciality, but would not be eligible for any other Post-graduate degree or Diploma in other speciality. In other words, an in-service candidate can obtain a Diploma or a degree in the same speciality, but not in any other speciality. That apart, a candidate who is above 48 years of age on the last date fixed for receipt of application is ineligible for admission. Therefore, the conditions prescribed under the PGET Rules, 2006 are more rigorous at every stage of selection and admission and have to be satisfied by an in- service candidate before he/she is admitted to a Post-
