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Bihar TRE 4.0 Recruitment Notification: There is a major update for candidates preparing to become teachers in Bihar. Preparations for the Bihar Teacher Recruitment Examination (TRE) 4.0 have gained momentum, with plans to recruit 32,388 teachers. Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary has personally shared details regarding this. He stated that the Education Department has forwarded the requisition for the recruitment of 32,388 teachers under Bihar TRE 4.0 to the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC).

Let us look at the levels at which these 32,388 teachers will be recruited under Bihar TRE 4.0. We will also find out when the notification for the recruitment is likely to be issued and when the examination might be conducted.

**Highest Number of Teachers to be Recruited for Senior Secondary Classes**
Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary shared information regarding the preparations for the Bihar TRE 4.0 recruitment. He stated that a total of 32,388 teachers are to be recruited, with the highest number—over 16,000—being appointed for Senior Secondary classes (Classes 11 and 12). Here is the breakdown of vacancies by class level:

Classes 1 to 5 – 3,847 posts
Classes 6 to 8 – 8,563 posts
Classes 9 to 10 – 3,877 posts
Classes 11 to 12 – 16,101 posts

**Notification in August, Exam in September**
The notification for the Bihar TRE 4.0 recruitment is expected to be released in August, at which point the application process will begin. It is anticipated that the BPSC may conduct the recruitment examination in September; the proposed dates for the exam are from September 22 to September 27. However, the complete schedule, including the exam date, will be released alongside the notification.

**Recruitment of One Lakh Teachers Over Five Years**
The Bihar government is working on a plan to recruit one lakh teachers over a period of five years. According to media reports, the plan involves recruiting teachers for 100,000 posts between 2026 and 2030. Efforts are underway to deploy more than 20,000 teachers to schools annually. This entire initiative by the state government aims to address the shortage of teachers in schools ranging from the primary to the higher secondary level.

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