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Haryana Education Minister Sukhu Announces 2,000 New CBSE Teachers in Next 3 Months
✍️ timesofindia.indiatimes.com
🗓 20 Sep 2026, 06:31 AM
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Haryana’s education minister announced that 2,000 additional teachers will be recruited for CBSE‑affiliated schools within three months.
Haryana’s education minister, Rajesh Sukhu, told reporters that the state will hire an additional 2,000 teachers for schools affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) over the next three months. The recruitment drive is part of a broader effort to address teacher shortages and improve the student‑teacher ratio in government‑run schools.
The ministry has set a three‑month timeline to complete the hiring process, with applications expected to be invited through the state’s official portal. Selected candidates will be posted across the state’s CBSE schools, many of which have reported vacancies that affect classroom continuity.
Officials said the new appointments aim to bolster the quality of instruction, especially in subjects where specialist teachers are scarce. The recruitment will follow existing eligibility criteria, including required qualifications and experience, and will be overseen by the Haryana Board of School Education to ensure transparency.
Sukhu emphasized that the move reflects the government’s commitment to strengthening the public education system and meeting the aspirations of parents seeking CBSE education for their children. The ministry will monitor the deployment of the new teachers and assess the impact on academic outcomes.
The ministry has set a three‑month timeline to complete the hiring process, with applications expected to be invited through the state’s official portal. Selected candidates will be posted across the state’s CBSE schools, many of which have reported vacancies that affect classroom continuity.
Officials said the new appointments aim to bolster the quality of instruction, especially in subjects where specialist teachers are scarce. The recruitment will follow existing eligibility criteria, including required qualifications and experience, and will be overseen by the Haryana Board of School Education to ensure transparency.
Sukhu emphasized that the move reflects the government’s commitment to strengthening the public education system and meeting the aspirations of parents seeking CBSE education for their children. The ministry will monitor the deployment of the new teachers and assess the impact on academic outcomes.