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BPSC postpones online application for 32,386 teacher posts in Bihar
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 31 Aug 2026, 05:44 PM
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The Bihar Public Service Commission has delayed the start of online applications for 32,386 teacher vacancies under the TRE‑4.0 recruitment, originally slated for 1 September 2026.
The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) announced that the online application window for the TRE‑4.0 teacher recruitment, covering 32,386 vacancies, will not open on the scheduled date of 1 September 2026. The decision was communicated through an official notice that the process has been put on hold pending procedural revisions.
BPSC officials said the postponement is due to necessary changes in the application procedure, and a new commencement date will be announced in a forthcoming notification. No further details on the revised timeline were provided at the time of the announcement.
The delay leaves thousands of aspirants, who have been preparing for the exam, in a state of uncertainty. Candidates are advised to monitor the BPSC website for updates and to keep their documents ready for when the application portal is reopened.
The recruitment drive, part of the state’s effort to fill teaching positions across Bihar, remains a high‑priority initiative, and the commission has assured that the selection process will resume once the procedural issues are resolved.
BPSC officials said the postponement is due to necessary changes in the application procedure, and a new commencement date will be announced in a forthcoming notification. No further details on the revised timeline were provided at the time of the announcement.
The delay leaves thousands of aspirants, who have been preparing for the exam, in a state of uncertainty. Candidates are advised to monitor the BPSC website for updates and to keep their documents ready for when the application portal is reopened.
The recruitment drive, part of the state’s effort to fill teaching positions across Bihar, remains a high‑priority initiative, and the commission has assured that the selection process will resume once the procedural issues are resolved.