<p>Karnataka has 47,000 teacher posts vacant in state-run schools and the government is making do with guest faculty, School Education and Literacy Minister B C Nagesh told the Assembly on Thursday.</p>.<p>"We have deployed 27,000 guest teachers. We have made sure that there are subject teachers. We are in the process of recruiting 15,000 graduate teachers (for Classes 6-8). If we fall short, we will conduct another teacher eligibility test (TET) on November 6," Nagesh said.</p>.<p>North Karnataka lawmakers rued that most of the vacancies were in their districts, especially in Kalyana Karnataka. </p>
<p>Karnataka has 47,000 teacher posts vacant in state-run schools and the government is making do with guest faculty, School Education and Literacy Minister B C Nagesh told the Assembly on Thursday.</p>.<p>"We have deployed 27,000 guest teachers. We have made sure that there are subject teachers. We are in the process of recruiting 15,000 graduate teachers (for Classes 6-8). If we fall short, we will conduct another teacher eligibility test (TET) on November 6," Nagesh said.</p>.<p>North Karnataka lawmakers rued that most of the vacancies were in their districts, especially in Kalyana Karnataka. </p>