Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has released the schedule of the fourth phase teacher recruitment examination (TRE-4). This examination will run from 22 September 2026 to 27 September 2026, the result of which will be declared in November 2026. Under this recruitment, there will be appointments on a total of 46595 posts. This news has brought great relief to lakhs of youth who want to become teachers in government schools of Bihar.

BPSC released revised calendar

Let us tell you that BPSC released its revised examination calendar on 17 February 2026. In this calendar, TRE-4 has been included under one stage written examination (Only Written), in which the date of written examination is given as 22 to 27 September 2026. At the same time, information has been given that the result will be released in November 2026. At present, all the dates are tentative, but it is a clear indication that the recruitment process is now moving forward.

For which teachers are these recruitments?

This recruitment is for teachers at primary (class 1 to 5), middle (class 6 to 8), secondary (class 9-10) and senior secondary (class 11-12) levels. These posts will be filled in the schools of Education Department and Scheduled Caste/Tribe Welfare Department. With such a large number of recruitment, the shortage of teachers in the schools of the state will be removed to a great extent. It is worth noting that Bihar has been facing shortage of teachers for a long time, due to which the education of children is affected. With this recruitment the education system will be strengthened and students will be able to get better education.

See BPAC’s complete calendar here

Why is TRE-4 recruitment important?

This recruitment of TRE-4 is very important like the previous steps. Lakhs of candidates had participated in the first phases. Now a large number of applications are expected to come in the fourth phase also. BPSC has also given the dates of many other examinations in the calendar, in which the preliminary examination of 72nd Combined Competitive Examination (CCE) will be held on 26 July 2026. However, TRE-4 is most discussed because it is related to teacher posts.

What things should candidates keep in mind?

Candidates are advised to wait for the official notification. Application date, eligibility, age limit, exam pattern and other rules will be mentioned in the notification. It is believed that the notification for this recruitment may be released in March 2026. Applications will have to be made online on the BPSC website. The exam may include subjects like General Studies, Languages, Mathematics, Science, Social Sciences. Syllabus will vary according to the level.

Also read: CBSE board exams begin, more than 43 lakh students will appear; Start with difficult paper on the first day

Education Loan Information:
Calculate Education Loan EMI

BPSC 71st Prelims Exam 2025: The time for the 71st preliminary examination of Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has come. This exam will be held tomorrow i.e. on 13 September 2025. The exam will be in single shift from 12 noon to 2 pm. The Commission has given strict advice to the candidates to reach ahead of time, so that there is no problem.

BPSC has made it clear that the candidates should reach the examination center two and a half hours in advance. The gates will be closed at 11 am and after that admission will not be available under any circumstances. That is, if a candidate will reach at 11:01, then he will not get a chance to take the exam. Therefore, there is an appeal to all the candidates to prepare in advance and reach the examination center on time.

To take the exam, candidates are required to bring their e-admit card. Along with this, an additional copy of the admit card will also be needed, on which the candidate will have to sign and hand it over to the delegation. Apart from this, the photo ID which is mentioned in the admit card, it is necessary to bring the same ID with you.

Barcode and photo-signal on admit card are required

BPSC has said that candidates should ensure that the barcode is clearly printed with roll number on their e-admit card. Candidates whose photos or signatures are not clear will have to submit additional documents at the examination center. For this, the Commission has provided a manifesto on its website, which will have to be filled and submitted to the examination center with colored photos and certified signature.

Can’t take it inside?

Many things are banned in the examination center. Things like mobile phone, Bluetooth, WiFi device, smartwatch, general watch, electronic pen, pager, calculator are completely banned. Apart from this, materials like marker, white fluid, blade and eraser cannot be taken inside. If such items are found with any candidate, then it will be considered misconduct and strict action will be taken.

Exam process will be very strict

Before the commencement of the examination, there will be videography of every stage from opening the seal of confidential material to the end. Especially the faces and activities of the candidates will be monitored. Only after the examination, candidates will be able to leave the examination hall. However, the question book will be allowed to be taken with you.

5 years ban on misconduct

The Commission has clearly stated that if a candidate is found to be involved in the misconduct, not only the candidature of this exam will be over, but he will also be denied to appear in any BPSC exam for the next five years. If a rumor is found guilty of spreading, he will be banned for three years.

Also read –up police: UP police application form has made a mistake? The Commission gave only one chance, know how to improve

Negative marking

There will also be negative marking in the preliminary examination. One-third points will be deducted on every wrong answer. If a candidate changes the answer using the marker, white fluid or eraser, then the negative marking will be applicable even after considering it wrong.

Chance to file a complaint

If a candidate sees any problem related to the question paper or examination, then they can file a complaint with the affidavit within 48 hours of the end of the examination. The Commission has assured that all complaints will be investigated in 72 hours.

Also read – IPS Anjana came into discussion after debate with Ajit Pawar, know which rank was found in UPSC?

Education loan information:
Calculate Education Loan Emi