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Rajasthan High Court Extends Stay on 2025 Third‑Category Teacher Appointments, Board Given 2‑Week Reply
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jodhpur
🗓 25 Aug 2026, 08:17 PM
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The Rajasthan High Court has prolonged the interim injunction on the appointment of successful candidates in the 2025 third‑category teacher recruitment (Level‑1), granting the employee selection board a two‑week period to file its response.
The Rajasthan High Court has recently extended the interim stay that was imposed on the appointment of candidates who cleared the third‑category teacher recruitment for 2025, Level‑1. The order keeps the hiring process on hold until the legal issues are resolved.
The recruitment, aimed at filling third‑category teaching posts across the state, has been mired in controversy over certain examination questions and the answer key released by the authorities. Several aspirants challenged the validity of those items, prompting judicial intervention.
In its latest order, the court gave the Employee Selection Board a two‑week window to submit a written response addressing the objections raised. The stay will remain in effect during this period, preventing any further appointments.
The decision adds uncertainty for the shortlisted candidates, who will have to await the board’s reply and any subsequent court directions before their appointments can be confirmed.
The recruitment, aimed at filling third‑category teaching posts across the state, has been mired in controversy over certain examination questions and the answer key released by the authorities. Several aspirants challenged the validity of those items, prompting judicial intervention.
In its latest order, the court gave the Employee Selection Board a two‑week window to submit a written response addressing the objections raised. The stay will remain in effect during this period, preventing any further appointments.
The decision adds uncertainty for the shortlisted candidates, who will have to await the board’s reply and any subsequent court directions before their appointments can be confirmed.