The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has recently unveiled the supplementary results for the Teacher Recruitment Exam (TRE) 1.0, shedding light on a situation where 4797 vacancies remain unfulfilled due to the unavailability of suitable candidates. This revelation was made by BPSC Chairman Atul Prasad, who took to Twitter to share the positive news with the aspiring teachers.
Out of the total vacancies, 2773 candidates have successfully secured their positions, bringing much-needed relief and joy to those who participated in the TRE 1.0. The breakdown of the vacant positions reveals that 2024 vacancies persist across various categories, including 9-10 English (926), Science (681), 11-12 papers (223), and others (194). The BPSC’s commitment to transparency is evident as they provide a detailed account of the remaining positions and the specific categories affected.
In addition to addressing the results, Atul Prasad acknowledged the challenges faced by non-Hindi candidates in the language qualifying paper. A specific mention was made regarding the distribution of Hindi papers to Urdu candidates on Saturday. Seeking to resolve these concerns, candidates have reached out to Atul Prasad for clarification on the matter.
It’s noteworthy that the supplementary result for BPSC TRE 1.0 has been categorized into three sections: primary, secondary, and higher secondary. Candidates eager to check their results can do so by visiting the official BPSC website. The process involves navigating to the Results section on the main page and clicking on the link ‘Bihar Teacher Supplementary Results 2023.’
As the BPSC continues to address concerns raised by non-Hindi candidates and strives for inclusivity, the announcement of the TRE 1.0 supplementary result brings a sense of closure and anticipation. The commission’s commitment to fair and efficient recruitment processes remains a key focus, and the release of results is expected to pave the way for the next steps in the teacher recruitment journey. Candidates are advised to stay updated with official communications from the BPSC for further information and guidance.