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Rajasthan Launches Guest Faculty Recruitment in Urban Government Schools, Pay Up to ₹30,000
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 11 Nov 2026, 05:47 PM
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The state has begun hiring guest teachers in urban government schools under the second phase of the Vidya Sambal scheme, offering remuneration up to ₹30,000.
The Rajasthan government has initiated the recruitment of guest faculty in urban government schools as part of the second phase of the Vidya Sambal scheme. The move aims to strengthen teaching resources in the state’s public schools.
Candidates selected for the guest faculty positions will receive a monthly remuneration of up to ₹30,000, depending on their qualifications and experience. The scheme is designed to bring experienced educators into schools on a temporary basis.
Recruitment is open to teachers with relevant degrees and teaching experience. Applications can be submitted through the official Rajasthan education portal, and shortlisted candidates will undergo a selection process that includes interviews and assessment of teaching credentials.
The initiative is expected to improve classroom quality and provide students with access to skilled teachers, especially in areas where permanent staffing shortages persist.
The Vidya Sambal scheme, launched earlier this year, focuses on enhancing educational infrastructure and teacher quality across Rajasthan. The guest faculty recruitment marks a significant step in achieving those objectives.
Candidates selected for the guest faculty positions will receive a monthly remuneration of up to ₹30,000, depending on their qualifications and experience. The scheme is designed to bring experienced educators into schools on a temporary basis.
Recruitment is open to teachers with relevant degrees and teaching experience. Applications can be submitted through the official Rajasthan education portal, and shortlisted candidates will undergo a selection process that includes interviews and assessment of teaching credentials.
The initiative is expected to improve classroom quality and provide students with access to skilled teachers, especially in areas where permanent staffing shortages persist.
The Vidya Sambal scheme, launched earlier this year, focuses on enhancing educational infrastructure and teacher quality across Rajasthan. The guest faculty recruitment marks a significant step in achieving those objectives.