The Bihar State University Service Commission (BSUSC) is set to recruit 4108 assistant professor positions. Interviews are about to start for the recruitment at the 13 state universities. It is expected that after this recruitment, the shortage of teachers in the universities of the state will be removed to a great extent. As soon as the Patna High Court gives the go-ahead for reinstatement, the Commission announces the date of the interview. According to the official information, the interview for recruitment will start on May 24. Through this, candidates from different subjects will be interviewed for a total of 4108 vacancies, out of which 755 are backlog vacancies.
Commission Chairman Prof Girish Kumar Chaudhary said in an interview that the target has been set to complete the reinstatement process from May 24 to December 2024. Along with this, the appointment of teachers in universities will also continue by conducting phase-wise interviews. He said that under the new education policy, it is necessary to have subject-wise teachers. In such a situation, after this reinstatement, the lack of education will be met to a great extent.
Vacancy for Assistant Professor in Important Subjects:
Mathematics- 261
Physics-300
Zoology-285
Environmental Science-104
Botany-333
Chemistry- 332
Commerce-112
Economics-268
English-253
Geography-142
History-316
Political Science-280
Psychology-424
Philosophy-153
English-253
Home Science-83
Sanskrit-76
Sociology-108
Urdu- 100
Maithili-43
Bengali-28
Music- 23
Biochemistry-05
AIH&C-55
Pedagogy-10
Nepali Language-1
In 2020, there was recruitment for a total of 4638 assistant professor posts at 13 universities in the state. At that time, 531 teachers were reinstated. But the remaining reinstatement process was put on hold by the Patna High Court for not following the reservation roster. Now the interviews with the remaining candidates will start again. The High Court has ordered to recruit assistant professors in understaffed state universities, but with the preparation of a reservation roster for each university.
“There is no question of combining the vacancies in all universities for the preparation of the reservation roster, and the direction to do so by the learned single-judge bench stands set aside. It has to be done separately, going by the university-wise, subject-wise roster preparation,” the two-judge bench of chief justice K Vinod Chandran and justice Harish Kumar said earlier.
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