BPSC TRE 4 Subject Wise Vacancy 2026 Official Data Released: PRT, Class 6–8, 9–10 and 11–12 Complete Breakdown
BPSC TRE 4 Subject Wise Vacancy 2026 official data has been released directly from the official BPSC document, and it is now available for all levels — PRT (Class 1–5), TGT (Class 6–8 and 9–10), and PGT (Class 11–12). The Bihar Public Service Commission has received the complete requisition from the Bihar Education Department, and the subject-wise, category-wise, and district-wise seat distribution details are now out.
This is the first time the official seat breakdown has been made public, going beyond the total figure of 32,388 posts announced by Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary. Now candidates can see exactly how many seats are available in their subject and their category — the two most critical numbers for planning your preparation and application strategy.
BPSC TRE 4 Vacancy 2026 — Quick Recap
Level | Class | Total Posts |
|---|---|---|
PRT — Primary Teacher | Class 1 to 5 | 3,847 |
TGT — Upper Primary | Class 6 to 8 | 8,563 |
TGT — Secondary | Class 9 to 10 | 3,877 |
PGT — Senior Secondary | Class 11 to 12 | 16,101 |
Grand Total | Class 1 to 12 | 32,388 |
BPSC TRE 4 Subject Wise Vacancy 2026 — Level-by-Level Official Data
Level 1 — PRT (Primary Teacher, Class 1 to 5) | Total: 3,847 Posts
The PRT category covers teachers for Classes 1 to 5 in state primary schools. The 3,847 posts are distributed across three language mediums:
Subject / Medium | Posts |
|---|---|
General / Samanya Vishay (Hindi Medium) | 365 |
Urdu Medium | 757 |
Bangla Medium | 25 |
Total PRT Posts | 3,847 |
Level 2 — TGT (Class 6 to 8) | Total: 8,563 Posts — Subject-Wise
The Class 6–8 level covers 6 subjects. Here is the complete subject-wise breakdown from the official BPSC document:
Subject | Posts |
|---|---|
Mathematics & Science | 2,188 |
English | 1,929 |
Sanskrit | 1,225 |
Social Studies (SST) | 1,190 |
Hindi | 1,096 |
Urdu | 935 |
Total Class 6–8 Posts | 8,563 |
Level 3 — TGT (Class 9 to 10) | Total: 3,877 Posts
Subject-Wise Breakdown
Subject | Posts | Women Reserved (within) |
|---|---|---|
Hindi | 961 | 105 |
General Science (Samanya Vigyan) | 756 | — |
English | 696 | — |
Mathematics (Ganit) | 570 | — |
Urdu | 660 | — |
Sanskrit | 322 | — |
Science (Vigyan) | 463 | — |
Physical Education (Sharirik Shiksha) | 47 | — |
Music (Sangeet) | 2 | — |
Total Class 9–10 | 3,877 |
Note: General Science and Science appear as separate subjects because they are taught differently at the Class 9–10 level in Bihar's curriculum. Candidates should confirm their subject eligibility before applying.
Category-Wise Breakdown — Class 9 to 10
Category | Posts |
|---|---|
General / Unreserved (Anaarakshit) | 1,316 |
Scheduled Caste — SC (Anusuchit Jati) | 1,203 |
Scheduled Tribe — ST (Anusuchit Janjati) | 85 |
OBC (Pichda Varg / Backward Class) | 497 |
EBC (Ati Pichda Varg / Extremely Backward Class) | 354 |
Women — Reserved Category | 204 |
EWS (Economically Weaker Section) | 218 |
Total | 3,877 |
Why SC seats are higher than General seats: The SC category shows 1,203 seats — apparently more than the General category's 1,316. This is because backlog vacancies from previous recruitment cycles have been included. Districts where SC category posts were historically under-filled have now had those pending seats added to TRE 4. This is not an error — it is an accumulation of pending backlog seats.
Level 4 — PGT (Class 11 to 12) | Total: 16,101 Posts
The PGT level carries the largest share of seats in TRE 4 — 16,101 posts out of the total 32,388. Subject-wise district-level data is being compiled and will be released separately.
Category | Known Data |
|---|---|
General / Unreserved | 3,852 seats |
SC (Anusuchit Jati) | Higher than General due to backlog accumulation |
Other categories | Being compiled — district-wise release soon |
Total PGT Posts | 16,101 |
Backlog Note for PGT too: Similar to Class 9–10, the PGT level also carries significant backlog vacancies. In several districts and subjects, SC category seats exceed General seats due to years of unfilled backlog positions now being bundled into TRE 4.
Combined Summary — Class 9–10 and 11–12
Level | Total Posts |
|---|---|
Class 9 to 10 (Secondary TGT) | 3,877 |
Class 11 to 12 (Senior Secondary PGT) | 16,101 |
Combined Total | 19,978 |
This means nearly 20,000 posts are at the Class 9–12 level alone — more than 61% of the entire TRE 4 vacancy.
District-Wise Vacancy — Coming Within 24 Hours
District-wise vacancy data for all levels and subjects is being compiled from the official document received from BPSC. The district-wise breakdown will tell you:
How many posts are available in your district
Which subjects have openings in your district
Category-wise seat count per district
Whether backlog accumulation is higher in your area
Important: Once a district is allocated to you after selection, the posting is permanent and for life. Candidates should carefully evaluate district-wise data before choosing their application strategy — especially if you prefer posting in your home district.
⚠️ Critical Negative Marking Clarification for BPSC TRE 4
This is one of the most misunderstood rules about BPSC TRE 4, and the official document has now clarified it:
Situation | Marking Rule |
|---|---|
Correct Answer | +1 Mark |
Wrong Answer (incorrect option marked) | No negative marking (as of now) |
Question Left Unattempted (no bubble filled) | Negative marking applies |
This means: Do not leave any question blank. Even if you have no idea about a question, always fill in an option — a wrong answer costs you nothing, but a blank answer will deduct marks. This is the opposite of what most candidates assume.
How to Find Your District-Wise Vacancy
Once the district-wise data is officially released (expected within 24 hours on verified sources), follow this approach:
Identify your subject from the subject-wise table above
Identify your category (General / SC / ST / OBC / EBC / EWS)
Check your district in the district-wise release
Calculate your competition ratio — seats in your subject + district ÷ expected applicants
This three-factor calculation will tell you how realistic your chances are in your preferred district versus other districts in Bihar.
Pro Tip: If your home district has very few seats in your subject, it is worth considering a different district for posting — especially since the posting is permanent once allocated. A district with more seats in your subject gives you a better probability of selection and potentially a more manageable cut-off.
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