Tripura to appoint 1,615 teachers in govt-run schools: Minister
Press Trust of India | July 15, 2025 | 07:52 PM IST | 1 min read
Tourism minister Sushanta Chowdhury said the council of ministers has approved a proposal to fill 915 post-graduate and 700 graduate teacher posts for Classes 9 and 10 to address the shortage of teaching staff.
NEW DELHI: The Tripura government will recruit 1,615 graduate and post-graduate teachers to address the shortage of academic staff in government-run schools, a state minister said on Tuesday. Out of the fresh recruits, 915 teachers will be post-graduates for Class-11 and Class-12, he said.
“The council of ministers in its meeting held today cleared the proposal for filling up 915 post-graduate teachers and 700 graduate teachers (Class-9 and Class-10) to address the shortage of teaching personnel,” Tourism Minister Sushanta Chowdhury told a press conference here.
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He said the Teachers’ Recruitment Board of Tripura (TRBT) will appoint the post-graduate teachers, and 700 graduate teachers will be hired through the existing recruitment process of the secondary education department. Chowdhury said the cabinet also approved a proposal seeking recruitment to 37 posts of different categories, including professors, associate professors, and deputy registrar of the Tripura Law University.
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