Bihar TRE 3 Posting Update: 36,968 Teachers Allotted Schools in 28 Districts
New Chapter in Bihar Education: 36,968 Newly Appointed Teachers Allotted Schools Across 28 Districts, Joining Deadline Set for May 15 In a major step towards improving the education system in Bihar, the.
New Chapter in Bihar Education: 36,968 Newly Appointed Teachers Allotted Schools Across 28 Districts, Joining Deadline Set for May 15
In a major step towards improving the education system in Bihar, the Education Department has allotted schools to 36,968 newly appointed teachers selected through the BPSC TRE 3 (Teacher Recruitment Examination). The posting process has been completed in 28 districts, bringing thousands of fresh educators into the government school system.
School Posting Completed for 21,440 Teachers in 14 Districts
On Monday, the department released the district-wise school allotment list for 21,440 teachers. All teachers must join their assigned schools by May 15, 2025.
Here’s a breakdown by district:
West Champaran: 302 Muzaffarpur: 2,414 Supaul: 1,356 Siwan: 1,424 Sitamarhi: 1,520 Saran: 2,124 Samastipur: 3,326 Saharsa: 1,664 Lakhisarai: 601 Khagaria: 1,341 Katihar: 2,051 Jamui: 1,398 Buxar: 905 Araria: 1,014
West Champaran: 302
Muzaffarpur: 2,414
Supaul: 1,356
Siwan: 1,424
Sitamarhi: 1,520
Saran: 2,124
Samastipur: 3,326
Saharsa: 1,664
Lakhisarai: 601
Khagaria: 1,341
Katihar: 2,051
Jamui: 1,398
Buxar: 905
Araria: 1,014
Earlier Postings Done for 15,528 Teachers in 14 Other Districts
Earlier, on Saturday, 15,528 teachers were allotted schools in the following districts:
Banka: 667 Bhojpur: 1,178 Arwal: 289 Bhagalpur: 961 Gopalganj: 1,315 Kaimur: 959 Kishanganj: 1,184 Sheohar: 214 Nawada: 1,386 Nalanda: 1,465 Munger: 832 Begusarai: 1,543 East Champaran: 2,241 Rohtas: 1,294
Banka: 667
Bhojpur: 1,178
Arwal: 289
Bhagalpur: 961
Gopalganj: 1,315
Kaimur: 959
Kishanganj: 1,184
Sheohar: 214
Nawada: 1,386
Nalanda: 1,465
Munger: 832
Begusarai: 1,543
East Champaran: 2,241
Rohtas: 1,294
With this, the total number of teachers allotted schools has reached 36,968 out of the 51,389 selected through TRE 3.
Joining by May 15 Is Mandatory
Dr. S. Siddhartha, Additional Chief Secretary of the Education Department, clarified that all teachers must join their allotted schools by May 15.
“This is the teacher’s first official posting. Joining is mandatory, even if there are logistical difficulties,” he stated.
“This is the teacher’s first official posting. Joining is mandatory, even if there are logistical difficulties,” he stated.
Teachers facing challenges can request transfers later through their District Education Officers (DEO).
Provisional Appointment Letters Already Issued
The provisional appointment letters for all selected teachers were distributed on March 9, 2025. Now that school postings have begun, this marks the final step before they begin their teaching journey.
Remaining Postings to Be Completed Soon
Postings for the remaining teachers (out of 51,389) are expected to be finalized by Tuesday, ensuring a timely start to the academic calendar across all districts.
Why This Matters: A Boost to Bihar’s Education System
This massive teacher deployment is a positive sign for government schools in Bihar. With thousands of new teachers entering classrooms, students across the state — especially in rural and under-served areas — stand to benefit from improved learning outcomes and better academic support.
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