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BPSC School Teacher TRE 4.0 (32,388 Posts)
BPSC School Teacher TRE 4.0 Recruitment 2026: Apply Online for 32,388 Posts (Class 1-5, 6-8, 9-10 & 11-12 — Advt. 14/2026), Syllabus, Exam Pattern & Salary
Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has released the official Vacancy Notification under Advertisement No. 14/2026 (Dated: 18/08/2026) for the 4th Phase School Teacher Recruitment Examination (TRE-4.0) to fill 32,388 School Teacher vacancies across Bihar Government Schools. The recruitment is bifurcated into four stages: Primary Teachers (Class 1–5, 3,847 Posts, Basic Pay ₹25,000), Middle School Teachers (Class 6–8, 8,563 Posts, Basic Pay ₹28,000), Secondary Teachers (Class 9–10 / TGT, 3,877 Posts, Basic Pay ₹31,000), and Higher Secondary Teachers (Class 11–12 / PGT, 16,101 Posts, Basic Pay ₹32,000). Candidates must satisfy the prescribed eligibility of D.El.Ed./B.Ed. along with CTET/BTET Paper-I/II or Bihar STET Paper-I/II. Selection is based on a single 150-mark objective MCQ test with 1/3rd (-0.33) negative marking and 5-option OMR protocol. Online application and fee payment are active on onlinebpsc.bihar.gov.in until 26 October 2026.
Official 2026
BPSC School Teacher TRE 4.0 (32,388 Posts) Official Guide32,388 Posts
Vacancies
32,388
Last Date
26/10/2026
Status
Application Open
Advt. 14/2026 • Apply Open (01 Sep – 26 Oct 2026)32,388 Posts (Class 1-5, 6-8, 9-10 & 11-12)Exam: Nov – Dec 2026 • 150 MCQs (-0.33 Negative)
BPSC School Teacher TRE 4.0 Recruitment 2026: 32,388 Vacancies Across 4 School Stages, 5-Option OMR Rules & Official Syllabus!
Published under Advertisement No. 14/2026 (Dated: 18/08/2026) by the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC), Patna, online applications are active until 26 October 2026 for 32,388 School Teacher Posts across all 38 districts of Bihar: 3,847 Primary Teachers (Class 1–5, Basic ₹25,000), 8,563 Middle School Teachers (Class 6–8, Basic ₹28,000), 3,877 Secondary Teachers (Class 9–10 / TGT, Basic ₹31,000), and 16,101 Higher Secondary Teachers (Class 11–12 / PGT, Basic ₹32,000). Selection is based on a single 150-Mark Written MCQ Exam (2.5 Hours, Part-I 30 Qualifying Language + Part-II 40 GS + Part-III 80 Subject) with 1/3rd (-0.33) Negative Marking and mandatory 5-Option OMR Protocol.
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Important Dates
Notification Release Date18/08/2026
Online Application Start Date01/09/2026
Last Date to Apply Online26/10/2026 (Extended Deadline)
Last Date to Pay Fee26/10/2026
Form Correction WindowAvailable during online application window on onlinebpsc.bihar.gov.in
Exam DateNovember – December 2026 (Expected Exam Window across Bihar Districts)
Admit Card Release DateExpected 7–10 days before exam date on bpsc.bihar.gov.in
Result DateTo be announced after exam evaluation & OMR scan verification
Application Fee
General / OBC / EWS₹100/- per category applied (Per Bihar GAD Order No. 15568 dt 21.08.2025; Biometric Fee ₹200/- waived if Aadhaar provided)
SC / ST / Reserved₹100/- per category applied (Biometric Fee ₹200/- waived if Aadhaar provided)
PH (Divyang) / Female₹100/- per category applied (All Bihar Domicile Female Candidates; Biometric Fee ₹200/- waived if Aadhaar provided)
Payment Mode:Online Mode only via Net Banking, Debit Card, Credit Card, or UPI on onlinebpsc.bihar.gov.in
Eligibility Criteria
Educational Qualification:
Primary Teacher (Class 1–5): 10+2 / Senior Secondary with 50% marks + 2-Year D.El.Ed. (OR Graduation + D.El.Ed.) + Qualified CTET Paper-I or Bihar BTET Paper-I | Middle School (Class 6–8): Graduation + 2-Year D.El.Ed. OR Graduation / PG with 50% + B.Ed. / B.El.Ed. + Qualified CTET Paper-II or Bihar BTET Paper-II | Secondary / TGT (Class 9–10): Bachelor's / Master's Degree with 50% in relevant subject + B.Ed. + Qualified Bihar STET Paper-I | Higher Secondary / PGT (Class 11–12): Master's Degree with 50% in relevant subject + B.Ed. + Qualified Bihar STET Paper-II
Age Limit:
18 – 37 Years for Class 1–5 & 21 – 37 Years for Class 6–12 as on 01/08/2026 (Born between 02/08/1989 and 01/08/2008 for Class 1-5; 02/08/1989 and 01/08/2005 for Class 6-12) | Age Relaxation: BC / EBC Male & Female up to 40 Years; Unreserved Female up to 40 Years; SC / ST Male & Female up to 42 Years; Superannuation age is 60 Years; 10 Years age relaxation for Secondary & Higher Secondary teachers per Rule 2023
Instant Age & Eligibility Checker (As on 01/07/2026):
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Exact Age on 01/07/2026: 25 Yrs, 2 Months, 16 Days (Allowed: 18–37 Yrs)
Exam Pattern
SubjectQuestionsMarksDuration
Class 1 to 5 (Primary): Part-I Language (30 Qs) + Part-II General Studies (120 Qs) — NCERT/SCERT Standard1501502 Hours 30 Mins (150 Minutes)
Class 6 to 8 (Middle School): Part-I Language (30 Qs) + Part-II GS (40 Qs) + Part-III Subject (80 Qs)1501502 Hours 30 Mins (150 Minutes)
Class 9 to 10 (Secondary / TGT): Part-I Language (30 Qs) + Part-II GS (40 Qs) + Part-III Subject (80 Qs)1501502 Hours 30 Mins (150 Minutes)
Class 11 to 12 (Higher Secondary / PGT): Part-I Language (30 Qs) + Part-II GS (40 Qs) + Part-III Subject (80 Qs)1501502 Hours 30 Mins (150 Minutes)
Selection Process
1Stage 1: Single Written Examination (MCQ OMR / Offline Mode — 150 Objective Questions, 150 Marks, 2 Hours 30 Minutes Duration)
2Stage 2: Qualifying Language Paper (Part-I: 30 Questions — 8 English + 22 Hindi/Urdu/Bengali; Candidate must secure minimum 30% i.e. 9 Marks to qualify for merit evaluation)
3Stage 3: Merit List Preparation (Based strictly on 120 Marks: Part-II General Studies + Part-III Subject Paper for Classes 6–12; Part-II 120 GS Marks for Class 1–5)
4Stage 4: Guest Teacher Weightage (5 marks per completed academic year of service, up to a maximum cap of 25 marks added to written exam score)
5Stage 5: Biometric Verification, Aadhaar Facial/Iris Match & Document Verification (DV) at District Education Offices (DEO) in Bihar
6Stage 6: Online District & School Merit Counseling, Allocation of School, Mandatory Induction Training & Issuance of Appointment Letter
Syllabus
General Studies Syllabus (PDF)
Subject-wise Detailed Syllabus (PDF)
Topic-wise Exam Breakdown
Previous Year Question Papers (PDF)
BPSC School Teacher TRE 4.0 (32,388 Posts) Official Subject-Wise & Micro-Topic Syllabus (9 Subjects)
BPSC Master SyllabusAdvt. No. 14/2026 (Dated: 18/08/2026) | Bihar State School Teacher Rules, 2023 & Bihar GAD Order No. 15568 dt 21.08.2025
Total Questions
150
Maximum Marks
150
Exam Duration
2 Hours 30 Minutes (150 Minutes)
Negative Marking
0.33 Marks (1/3rd Penalty per Wrong Answer or Unmarked Question without Option E)
#TRE-01
Part-I: Qualifying Language Paper (Common across All Classes 1–12)
Mandatory Qualifying (Minimum 30% = 9 Marks Required to Evaluate Part-II & III)30 Marks
English Language (Mandatory 8 Questions): Reading comprehension, vocabulary, synonyms, antonyms, parts of speech, error detection, sentence improvement, prepositions, and standard English grammar
Hindi / Urdu / Bengali Language (Candidate's Choice — 22 Questions): Hindi grammar (Varnamala, Sandhi, Samas, Upsarg, Pratyay, Muhavare, Lokoktiyan, Alankar, Chhand, Vilom, Paryayvachi, Vakya Shuddhi, Tatasam-Tadbhav, Unseen Passage comprehension)
Urdu Language Option (22 Questions): Urdu grammar, Imla, Asnaaf-e-Adab, Tazkeer-o-Tanees, Wahid-Juma, Mutazad Alfaz, and reading comprehension
Bengali Language Option (22 Questions): Bengali grammar, Bagdhara, Somash, Shondhi, Shabda-Bhandar, Pad Paribartan, and reading comprehension
Statutory Qualifying Rule: Candidate must score at least 30% (9 Marks out of 30) in Part-I; otherwise, Part-II and Part-III will NOT be evaluated and candidate is disqualified
#TRE-02
Class 1 to 5 (Primary School Teacher) — Part-II General Studies (120 Questions)
SCERT / NCERT Curriculum of Bihar State (Difficulty mapped to Minimum Prescribed Qualification)120 Marks
Primary Mathematics (20 Questions): Number system, LCM & HCF, fractions & decimals, percentage, profit & loss, simple interest, average, ratio & proportion, time & work, unitary method, basic mensuration (area & perimeter of 2D shapes)
Mental Ability & Logical Reasoning (16 Questions): Series completion, coding-decoding, analogy, blood relations, direction sense, syllogisms, classification, Venn diagrams, puzzle test, and non-verbal spatial reasoning
General Awareness & Current Affairs (16 Questions): Major national & international events of 2025–2026, government schemes of Bihar, sports tournaments, awards, summits, appointments, books and authors
General Science (20 Questions): Physics (motion, force, light, sound, electricity basics), Chemistry (matter, acids, bases, salts, metals & non-metals, physical & chemical changes), Biology (human body systems, plant physiology, nutrition, diseases, vaccines)
Social Science & Indian National Movement (24 Questions): Indian Freedom Struggle with special emphasis on Bihar's role (1857 Revolt & Babu Kunwar Singh, Champaran Satyagraha 1917, Non-Cooperation Movement, Civil Disobedience, Quit India Movement 1942, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, Jayaprakash Narayan, Swami Sahajanand Saraswati & Kisan Sabha)
Geography & Environment (24 Questions): Physical geography of India and Bihar (rivers, soil, climate, mineral resources, agriculture crops, national parks & wildlife sanctuaries), ecology, biodiversity, environmental pollution, conservation and climate change
#TRE-03
Class 6 to 8 (Middle School Teacher) — Part-II General Studies (40 Questions)
SCERT / NCERT Middle & Secondary Standard40 Marks
Elementary Mathematics & Mental Ability (10 Questions): Arithmetic, algebra fundamentals, geometry, data interpretation, number sequences, logical deductions, coding and spatial reasoning
General Science (10 Questions): Everyday science, food & nutrition, cells & microorganisms, energy resources, environmental chemistry, optics, magnetism, sound, ecosystems
Social Science & Indian National Movement (10 Questions): Ancient, Medieval, and Modern Indian history, Indian National Movement with special focus on Bihar's contributions, Constitution of India & Panchayati Raj in Bihar
Geography & Environment (10 Questions): Physical & political geography of India and Bihar, drainage systems, climate zones, natural vegetation, soil profiles, natural hazards and disaster management
#TRE-04
Class 6 to 8 (Middle School Teacher) — Part-III Subject Paper (80 Questions)
Graduation / Prescribed Qualification Standard based on SCERT/NCERT Syllabus80 Marks
Mathematics & Science Group: Arithmetic, algebra, polynomials, linear equations, coordinate geometry, trigonometry, mensuration, statistics, mechanics, thermodynamics, atomic structure, periodic table, chemical bonding, genetics, ecology, plant & animal diversity
Social Science Group: History (Harappa to modern world, French & Russian Revolutions, Colonialism, Indian Renaissance), Geography (resource development, agriculture, industries, transport & trade), Political Science (democracy, constitutional design, electoral politics, institutions, fundamental rights), Economics (economic development, money & credit, poverty & food security)
Language Groups (Hindi / English / Sanskrit / Urdu): In-depth grammar, literary prose and poetry, literary criticism, authors & poets, linguistic comprehension, vocabulary, and pedagogy
#TRE-05
Class 9 to 10 (Secondary School / TGT) — Part-II General Studies (40 Questions)
Secondary & Senior Secondary Standard40 Marks
Primary Mathematics (8 Questions): Number system, quadratic equations, arithmetic progressions, basic trigonometry, coordinate geometry, probability and statistics
General Awareness & Current Affairs (8 Questions): National and international affairs, Bihar state specific developments, budgetary announcements, economic indicators, science and technology news
General Science (8 Questions): Laws of motion, gravitation, work & energy, periodic properties, chemical reactions, carbon and its compounds, life processes, control and coordination, heredity and evolution
Indian National Movement (8 Questions): 1857 Revolt to 1947 Independence, role of Bihar in freedom struggle, revolutionary movements, peasant and tribal movements in Bihar
Geography (8 Questions): Indian physiography, river systems of Bihar (Ganga, Gandak, Kosi, Son), soils and natural resources of Bihar, atmospheric circulation and monsoons
#TRE-06
Class 9 to 10 (Secondary School / TGT) — Part-III Subject Discipline (80 Questions)
Graduation Standard (Bihar State STET Paper-I Syllabus Aligned with SCERT/NCERT)80 Marks
Mathematics: Real numbers, polynomials, linear equations in two variables, quadratic equations, arithmetic progressions, triangles & coordinate geometry, introduction to trigonometry & applications, circles, constructions, surface areas & volumes, statistics and probability
Science: Chemical reactions & equations, acids, bases & salts, metals & non-metals, carbon compounds, periodic classification, life processes, reproduction, heredity & evolution, light reflection & refraction, human eye & colourful world, electricity, magnetic effects of electric current, sources of energy, environment and management of natural resources
Social Science (Section-I & Section-II Selection): Candidate must choose History or Geography in Section-I. Section-II may be Geography, History, Economics, or Political Science. Comprehensive coverage of Indian and World History, Democratic Politics, Understanding Economic Development, and Contemporary India
English: Detailed grammar (clause analysis, voice, narration, modal verbs, prepositions), reading comprehension, literary forms, major British, American & Indian English writers, figures of speech and poetic devices
Hindi: Hindi Sahitya ka Itihas (Adikaal, Bhaktikaal, Reetikaal, Aadhunik Kaal), प्रमुख कवि व लेखक, काव्यशास्त्र (रस, छंद, अलंकार, शब्द शक्ति), प्रयोजनमूलक हिंदी, मानक वर्तनी एवं व्याकरण
Sanskrit, Urdu, Bangla, Arabic, Persian, Maithili, Physical Education, Music, Fine Arts & Dance: Discipline-specific PG/UG syllabus aligned with BSEB STET Paper-I standards
#TRE-07
Class 11 to 12 (Higher Secondary / PGT) — Part-II General Studies (40 Questions)
Senior Secondary Standard40 Marks
Primary Mathematics (8 Questions): Higher arithmetic, basic calculus concepts, algebra, permutations & combinations, probability and data analysis
General Awareness (8 Questions): Current national and international affairs, national awards, bilateral summits, socio-economic surveys of Bihar
General Science (8 Questions): Fundamental concepts across Physics, Chemistry, and Biological sciences, everyday applications, scientific discoveries
Indian National Movement (8 Questions): Modern Indian political history (1885–1947), prominent national leaders, Bihar's pivotal contributions to the freedom struggle
Geography (8 Questions): Physical geography of India, drainage basins, minerals and industries of Bihar, climate classification and regional planning
#TRE-08
Class 11 to 12 (Higher Secondary / PGT) — Part-III Subject Discipline (80 Questions)
Post-Graduate Standard (Bihar State STET Paper-II Syllabus Aligned with SCERT/NCERT)80 Marks
Physics: Physical world & measurement, kinematics, laws of motion, work, energy & power, motion of systems of particles, gravitation, thermodynamics, kinetic theory, oscillations & waves, electrostatics, current electricity, magnetic effects, electromagnetic induction, optics, dual nature of matter, atoms & nuclei, electronic devices
Chemistry: Basic concepts, structure of atom, chemical bonding, chemical thermodynamics, equilibrium, redox reactions, electrochemistry, chemical kinetics, surface chemistry, p-block, d & f-block elements, coordination compounds, haloalkanes & haloarenes, alcohols, phenols & ethers, aldehydes, ketones & carboxylic acids, amines, biomolecules, polymers
Biology (Botany & Zoology): Diversity of living organisms, structural organization in animals and plants, cell structure & function, plant physiology, human physiology, reproduction, genetics & evolution, biology in human welfare, biotechnology and its applications, ecology and environment
Mathematics: Sets, relations & functions, complex numbers, quadratic equations, linear inequalities, sequences & series, straight lines, conic sections, 3D geometry, limits & derivatives, integrals, differential equations, vectors, linear programming, probability
History, Political Science, Economics, Geography, Sociology, Philosophy, Psychology, Home Science: Advanced Master's level curriculum covering theoretical foundations, empirical analysis, Indian and global perspectives
Accountancy, Business Studies & Entrepreneurship: Financial accounting, company accounts, partnership, cost accounting, business management functions, financial markets, marketing, business environment and entrepreneurial development
Languages (Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Urdu, Maithili, Magahi, Bhojpuri, Pali, Prakrit): Advanced literature, literary criticism, linguistics, historical development of language and prominent literary masterpieces
#TRE-09
Mandatory Exam-Day OMR Rules & Negative Marking Architecture
Clause 11 & 12 of Advt. No. 14/2026Statutory Rules Marks
5-Option OMR Protocol: Each objective question has options (A), (B), (C), (D), and (E). Candidate must darken ONE bubble only using blue or black ballpoint pen
Negative Marking Penalty: Deducts 1/3rd (0.33) marks for every wrong answer marked
Compulsory Option (E) Darkening: If a candidate decides NOT to answer a question, Option (E) MUST be darkened. Leaving all options blank (unmarked) will be treated as an incorrect attempt and penalized with 1/3rd mark deduction
Minimum Qualifying Percentage: General 40%, Backward Class (BC) 36.5%, Extremely Backward Class (EBC) 34%, SC/ST, Women & PwD 32%
Tie-Breaking Formula: In case of equal total marks (Part-II + Part-III), higher marks in Part-III Subject Paper breaks the tie. If still equal, higher marks in Part-I Language Paper breaks the tie, followed by candidate's age (older first), and alphabetical order of candidate's name as per Devanagari script
Official Commission Note: Per Clauses 11 & 12 of Advt. 14/2026: Single written examination comprising 150 Objective MCQs for 150 marks. Part-I Language (30 marks) is qualifying in nature (minimum 30% / 9 marks required). Merit list is prepared strictly based on Part-II & Part-III marks (120 marks). Each question has 5 options (A, B, C, D, E). If none of A, B, C, D is correct or candidate wishes to leave blank, Option E MUST be darkened. Leaving all bubbles blank attracts 1/3rd negative penalty. Minimum qualifying cut-off: UR 40%, BC 36.5%, EBC 34%, SC/ST/Women/PwD 32%. Guest Teachers receive 5 marks per academic year weightage (maximum 25 marks).
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BPSC TRE 4.0 Interactive Score, Negative Marking (-0.33) & Cut-Off Simulator
-0.33 Negative Marking • 5-Option OMR RulesSimulate your net merit score out of 150 MCQs across 4 Teacher Stages with statutory minimum qualifying limits (40% UR, 36.5% BC, 34% EBC, 32% SC/ST/Women) & Guest Teacher weightage
Correct Answers (+1 Mark)105 / 150 Qs (+105)
0 QsPart-I (30) + Part-II (40) + Part-III (80)150 Qs
Wrong Answers (-0.33 Penalty)18 Qs (-6 Marks)
0 WrongAttempted: 123/150Unattempted: 27
Guest Teacher Experience0 Yrs (+0 Marks)
0 Years (+0)5 Marks / Academic Year5 Yrs (Max +25)
Positive Score
+105 / 150
105 Correct MCQs
Negative Penalty
-6 Marks
18 Wrong × -0.33
Written Net
99 / 150
Accuracy: 85%
Guest Weightage
+0 Marks
0 Completed Yrs
Total Merit Score
99
✓ Qualified (40%)
Expected Cut-Off Benchmarks Comparison (UR)Target Cutoff for Selected Stage: 69 Marks
Class 1–5 (Primary)Selected
3,847 Vacancies • Basic ₹25,000
Cut-Off: 69✓ Safe (+30)
Class 6–8 (Middle)
8,563 Vacancies • Basic ₹28,000
Cut-Off: 82✓ Safe (+17)
Class 9–10 (Secondary / TGT)
3,877 Vacancies • Basic ₹31,000
Cut-Off: 76✓ Safe (+23)
Class 11–12 (Higher Sec / PGT)
16,101 Vacancies • Basic ₹32,000
Cut-Off: 65✓ Safe (+34)
BPSC School Teacher TRE 4.0 (32,388 Posts) Exam Timings & 2 Shifts Schedule
Offline Pen-and-Paper (OMR) Examination scheduled for November – December 2026 across all 38 Bihar Districts (2.5 Hours Duration, 150 MCQs)
ShiftReporting TimeExam StartsExam Ends
Morning Shift (Paper-I / Primary & Middle)07:30 AM09:30 AM12:00 PM
Afternoon Shift (Paper-II / Secondary & Higher Secondary)12:30 PM02:30 PM05:00 PM
Crucial Exam Day Instructions:
• Candidates must report at the exam venue at least 60 minutes before the exam start time for biometric Aadhaar e-KYC verification. Entry gates close strictly at the end of reporting time.
• Mandatory Documents: (1) Hardcopy Printed Call Letter / Admit Card with recent photograph affixed, (2) Original Photo ID Proof (Aadhaar, PAN, Voter ID, Driving License, Passport), (3) Ballpoint pen & one additional passport photo.
BPSC School Teacher TRE 4.0 (32,388 Posts) Revised Vacancies (32,388 Posts)
Official Corrigendum dated 29.09.2026 across 11 Public Sector Banks
Unreserved (UR)
10,950
Open to All States
Extremely Backward Class (EBC)
5,829
Bihar Domicile
Scheduled Caste (SC)
5,182
Bihar Domicile
Backward Class (BC)
3,886
Bihar Domicile
Economically Weaker Section (EWS)
3,238
10% Quota
Scheduled Tribe (ST)
518
Bihar Domicile
Women Horizontal Reservation (35% to 50% Primary)
2,785
State Reservation
Participating Bank-wise Vacancies
Participating Public Sector BankRevised Vacancies
Class 1 to 5 (Primary School Teacher)3,847
Class 6 to 8 (Middle School Teacher)8,563
Class 9 to 10 (Secondary School Teacher / TGT)3,877
Class 11 to 12 (Higher Secondary School Teacher / PGT)16,101
BPSC School Teacher TRE 4.0 (32,388 Posts) In-Hand Salary & Perks Calculator
Starting basic pay ₹24,050 under 12th Bipartite Settlement
Starting Basic Pay
₹32,000
Increment: ₹1,340/yr
Dearness Allowance (DA)
₹16,000
~15.7% of Basic
House Rent Allowance
₹5,120
9% Metro
Net In-Hand Salary
₹49,320
Take-home per month
Statutory Deductions & Perks:
• Gross monthly salary is ~₹54,120. Deductions include EPF/NPS contribution of ₹4,800 and ₹0 Professional Tax.
• In addition to monthly salary, bank clerks receive annual medical aid, newspaper reimbursements, concessional staff loans (Home/Vehicle/Personal), and subsidized leave fare concession (LFC).
BPSC School Teacher TRE 4.0 (32,388 Posts) Previous Year & Expected Cut-Off Marks
Official out-of-100 qualifying scorecards by State / UT (General & Reserved)
State / UTGeneral / Primary CutoffReserved / Sub-Category
Class 1 to 5 (Primary Teacher)67 – 72 MarksBC: 60–65 | EBC: 55–58 | SC: 46–50 | Female: 57–62
Class 6 to 8 (Mathematics & Science)80 – 85 MarksBC: 76–80 | EBC: 72–75 | SC: 59–63 | Female: 69–73
Class 6 to 8 (Social Science)83 – 88 MarksBC: 79–83 | EBC: 75–78 | SC: 65–70 | Female: 74–78
Class 9 to 10 (Hindi / English / Social)74 – 82 MarksBC: 68–74 | EBC: 62–67 | SC: 49–54 | Female: 63–68
Class 11 to 12 (Chemistry / Physics / Maths)61 – 70 MarksBC: 54–60 | EBC: 47–52 | SC: 39–43 | Female: 48–53
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Latest Update
BPSC School Teacher TRE 4.0 (32,388 Posts) Notification Released – 18/08/2026
Online Application Starts – 01/09/2026
Last Date to Apply – 26/10/2026 (Extended Deadline)
Exam Date – November – December 2026 (Expected Exam Window across Bihar Districts)
Admit Card Release – Expected 7–10 days before exam date on bpsc.bihar.gov.in
Result – To be announced after exam evaluation & OMR scan verification
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