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News India Live, Digital Desk: To bring revolutionary changes in the education system of Bihar, Nitish government has intensified the process of appointments in ‘mission mode’. Minister of Education Sunil Kumar have indicated that BPSC TRE 4.0 Another big batch of vacancies is in the pipeline after the (fourth phase) advertisement. This decision has been taken in view of the acute shortage of qualified teachers in the state so that the standard of education in schools and colleges can be improved.
Why is another recruitment coming?
According to the Education Minister, in the last three phases (TRE 1, 2, 3) 2.27 lakh Despite the appointment of more than 100 teachers, many subjects, especially Maths, Science, English and Commerce There is still a shortage of qualified teachers.
3 important things related to recruitment:
Update to TRE 4.0: Under the fourth phase approximately 44,000 posts But preparations for restoration have been completed. Its roster has been sent to the General Administration Department.
Shortage of teachers: The government aims to improve the teacher-student ratio in the state. 27:1 To be brought in, which requires more recruitment.
Next step: Another special recruitment drive may be conducted immediately after TRE 4.0 for the vacant posts and newly created posts.
New equation of domicile and reservation
Native residents of Bihar are going to get big benefits in this recruitment:
Domicile Policy: Consideration is going on to give opportunity to only permanent residents of Bihar on 85% seats.
Women Reservation: for female candidates 35% reservation (And there will be a provision of 50% in primary).
Subject wise priority: Special vacancies will be created for subjects like music, physical education and science.
When will the advertisement come?
Education Minister has assured that the notification of TRE 4.0 End of February or beginning of March 2026 Can be issued in. The outline for the next recruitment will be prepared soon after this. Candidates have been advised to continue their preparation and avoid rumors circulating on social media.
North India Statesman