BPSC TRE-4: Important update for STET candidates; this step must be taken while applying..

The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has issued an important update for candidates regarding the TRE-4.0 teacher recruitment examination. The Commission has clarified that candidates applying for TRE-4.0 who are currently appearing for the STET examination must select '2026' in the 'Year of Passing' field on the application form. This clarification comes at a time when the application process for teacher recruitment is already underway. Candidates are advised to pay close attention to this instruction while filling out the form to avoid any errors in their application.

**Recruitment for 32,388 Teaching Posts**
Under TRE-4.0, the BPSC will recruit a total of 32,388 teachers for government schools in Bihar. Lakhs of candidates across the state had been eagerly awaiting this recruitment drive. The Commission has issued a new advertisement for the recruitment. It has been notified under Advertisement No. 15/2026, replacing the previously issued Advertisement No. 14/2026.

**Apply by October 26**
The online application process for TRE-4.0 began on September 25, 2026. Interested and eligible candidates can apply by visiting the Commission's official website. The deadline for submitting applications is October 26, 2026, while the last date to pay the examination fee is October 25. No further opportunity to apply will be provided; therefore, candidates are urged to visit the Commission's website and submit their applications immediately.

**Selection Based on a Single Examination**
There had been prolonged protests regarding the BPSC TRE-4 recruitment; amidst this, a notification was issued stating that both preliminary and main examinations would be held. Protests erupted in opposition to this decision, and the Commission was ultimately compelled to withdraw it. Now, similar to the previous instance, the selection for this teacher recruitment will be based on a single examination.

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