BPSC TRE 4.0 Teacher Recruitment 2026: 32,388 Posts, Complete Subject-Wise and Category-Wise Vacancy Details

The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has announced 32,388 teacher vacancies under the fourth phase of the Teacher Recruitment Examination, TRE 4.0. The recruitment covers government teaching posts from primary classes up to senior secondary level, giving candidates a wide range of subjects and posts to choose from.

The vacancy distribution includes 3,847 posts for Classes 1 to 5, 8,563 posts for Classes 6 to 8, 3,877 posts for Classes 9 to 10 and 16,101 posts for Classes 11 to 12. The Bihar Education Department has supplied the subject-wise vacancy details to BPSC, making it easier for candidates to see where the larger number of openings are available.

BPSC TRE 4.0 Vacancy: Class-Wise Details

Classes 1 to 5: Subject-Wise Vacancy

At the primary level, TRE 4.0 has 3,847 posts. The vacancies are divided among General subjects, Urdu and Bangla medium posts.

Classes 6 to 8: Subject-Wise Vacancy

Classes 9 to 10: Subject-Wise Vacancy

For secondary classes, there are 3,877 posts across nine subjects. Social Science has the highest number of vacancies at this level, followed by English and Urdu.

Classes 9 to 10: Category-Wise Vacancy

Classes 11 to 12: Complete Subject-Wise Vacancy

The senior secondary level accounts for the largest share of the TRE 4.0 recruitment, with 16,101 posts across 22 subjects. Chemistry has the highest number of openings, while Entrepreneurship has the lowest.

BPSC TRE 4.0: Category-Wise Vacancy Position

The recruitment follows Bihar's applicable reservation rules. The available detailed vacancy information gives a complete category-wise breakup for the Class 9–10 level, while the published subject-wise requisition provides the complete subject totals for all four teaching levels. Candidates should refer to the detailed BPSC notification for the category-wise distribution applicable to their specific subject and post.

Which Subjects Have the Most Vacancies?

For candidates targeting senior secondary posts, Chemistry stands out with 3,695 vacancies, followed by Physics with 1,758 and English with 1,321. At the middle-school level, Mathematics & Science has 2,188 posts, while English has 1,929. At the secondary level, Social Science leads with 756 posts.

It is worth remembering that a higher vacancy count does not automatically mean an easier selection. The number of applicants, subject eligibility, category, candidate performance and the final merit position will all affect the actual competition.

BPSC TRE 4.0 Recruitment: Key Details

With more than half of the vacancies concentrated in Classes 11–12, the PGT section is likely to attract considerable attention from postgraduate-qualified candidates. Aspirants should check their subject combination and required teaching qualification before applying, rather than relying only on the vacancy number.

The detailed vacancy figures are particularly useful for candidates planning their applications. Before submitting the form, candidates should match their qualification with the exact subject and post mentioned by BPSC and carefully read the official recruitment notification for reservation, eligibility and other conditions.