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Bihar PSC opens recruitment for 32,388 teachers under TRE-4.0
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 22 Sep 2026, 06:16 PM
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The Bihar Public Service Commission has announced a recruitment drive for 32,388 school teacher posts under the TRE‑4.0 scheme, with the exam calendar now published.
The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has launched a large‑scale recruitment process for 32,388 teaching positions in the state’s schools under its Teacher Recruitment Examination (TRE) 4.0 programme. The announcement marks the commission’s effort to fill vacancies across primary and secondary institutions.
The commission’s official exam calendar now lists the 32,388 posts, outlining the stages of the selection process, including the written test, interview and final merit list. While specific dates have not been disclosed in the lead, the calendar confirms that the recruitment will follow the standard TRE‑4.0 timeline.
Prospective candidates are advised to monitor the BPSC website for detailed eligibility criteria, application forms and fee structures. The recruitment drive is expected to attract a large number of qualified applicants seeking stable government teaching jobs.
Education officials anticipate that the influx of new teachers will help address the chronic shortage of qualified staff in Bihar’s schools, potentially improving student‑teacher ratios and educational outcomes.
The commission’s official exam calendar now lists the 32,388 posts, outlining the stages of the selection process, including the written test, interview and final merit list. While specific dates have not been disclosed in the lead, the calendar confirms that the recruitment will follow the standard TRE‑4.0 timeline.
Prospective candidates are advised to monitor the BPSC website for detailed eligibility criteria, application forms and fee structures. The recruitment drive is expected to attract a large number of qualified applicants seeking stable government teaching jobs.
Education officials anticipate that the influx of new teachers will help address the chronic shortage of qualified staff in Bihar’s schools, potentially improving student‑teacher ratios and educational outcomes.