The minister confirmed that details of vacant posts will be sent to the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) by mid-January. Once BPSC receives the data, the recruitment process will move forward without delay. The aim is to fill vacant teaching positions across the state.

Along with teachers, the government also plans to recruit librarians. Around 5,500 librarian posts are likely to be included in this phase. In addition, nearly 7,000 special teachers may be appointed to support children with disabilities in government schools.

Sunil Kumar said the education department is collecting vacancy reports from schools, colleges, and universities. Officials are working to ensure the process remains transparent and fair.

The minister also warned against corruption and confirmed strict action against those involved in irregularities. He stressed that improving education quality remains a top priority.

The TRE-4 teacher recruitment drive is expected to strengthen Bihar’s education system and provide major employment opportunities in 2025.

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