BPSC TRE-2 Teacher Bharti: The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) on Saturday released vacancies for a total of 70 thousand 622 posts in the second phase of teacher recruitment examination. The number may increase if more posts come from the education department. At the same time, candidates can start registration from Sunday. Last date to apply is 25 November. The exam is likely to be held from 7th to 10th December. The result will be declared by 31st December. Recruitment advertisement, notification and application instructions were also released on BPSC website bpsc.bih.nic.in. Candidates who wish to apply for Bihar Teacher Recruitment-2 are advised to read the entire recruitment notification carefully before applying.
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had asked to complete the second phase teacher appointment process in Gandhi Maidan in two months. After this, the education department and the commission started the appointment process in two days working on war footing.
BPSC Teacher Recruitment-2 Notification
BPSC chairman Atul Prasad said that 69706 posts are vacant for general schools. While 916 posts are for schools under backward class and most backward class welfare department.
The syllabus will be the same as the first phase. The committee has clarified that the syllabus for the second phase will be the same as the first phase examination. This has not been changed in any way. Syllabus will be NCERT based. There will be graduate and post graduate level questions.
How many teacher posts?
class status
6-8 31982
9-10 18877
9-10 Special School 270
11-12 18577
Under Backward and Very Backward Section
6-8 234
9-10 248
11-12 403
Head Teacher-31
150 questions will be asked
Commission Secretary Ravi Bhushan said that some changes have been made in the second phase. This time there will be 150 questions instead of 120. You will get two and a half hours. There will be 30 language questions. There will be 22 questions from Hindi and eight from English. It is compulsory to obtain nine marks out of 30 marks in language.
There is no negative marking
BPSC has said that there will be no negative marking in the second phase examination. A question will be given four alternative answers. Candidates have to apply as per their subject combination. No corrections will be made on this error. Candidates appearing this time will not be given chance.
A two and a half hour exam
● The examination will be conducted in a single shift
● Language 30 marks, General Studies 40 marks and Subject 80 marks
● Registration from 5 to 14 November
● Late Fee Regulation 17
● Online application from 10 to 25
● Examination possible from 7th to 10th December
● Candidate’s certificate will be checked in three stages