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BPSC opens recruitment for 32,388 school teacher posts; apply from Sept 1

The Bihar Public Service Commission has invited online applications for 32,388 school teacher posts under the state's Education Department. The application process will run from September 1 to September 30, with fee payment closing a day earlier on September 29. In a separate development, Union Minister Chirag Paswan has written to Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary about the proposed Assistant Professor Recruitment Rules-2026. He has raised concerns about transparency and quality of higher education, urging a fair approach that protects meritorious candidates, long-serving guest faculty, and students.

BPSC opens recruitment for 32,388 school teacher posts; applications from September 1

Patna, August 18

The Bihar Public Service Commission on Tuesday invited online applications from eligible Indian candidates for the recruitment of 32,388 school teachers under the Education Department of Bihar.

In a post on X, BPSC wrote, "Online applications are invited from eligible Indian candidates for recruitment to a total of 32,388 vacant posts of School Teachers under the Education Department, Bihar, pursuant to the advertisement."

The online application and fee payment process will commence on September 1. The last date for fee payment is September 29, while candidates can submit their online applications till September 30.

"The process for online application and fee payment will commence on September 1, 2026. The deadline for fee payment is September 29, 2026, and the last date for submitting online applications is September 30, 2026," the post reads.

The Commission said that detailed information and guidelines regarding the application process are available on its official website. Eligible candidates can visit the BPSC website for details regarding the recruitment process, eligibility criteria and application procedure.

Meanwhile, Union Minister for Food Processing Industries Chirag Paswan has written to Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, urging the state government to reconsider the proposed Assistant Professor Recruitment Rules-2026, citing concerns over transparency, quality of higher education and the future prospects of students and qualified teachers.

In his letter to the Bihar Chief Minister, Paswan said concerns had been brought to his notice by various candidates and stakeholders regarding the proposed recruitment rules and stressed the need for a "balanced and fair approach" that safeguards the interests of meritorious candidates, long-serving guest faculty and students.

"An opportunity for the recruitment of Assistant Professors in Bihar has arisen after a long interval. In this context, it is essential that the recruitment process strikes a balanced and fair approach, safeguarding the interests of meritorious candidates, teachers who have been serving as guest faculty for a long time, and the students of Bihar," the letter reads.

— ANI

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