Teaching & Education (Teaching) Jobs 2026
Teaching and education recruitment spans school teachers (PRT, TGT, PGT), eligibility tests (CTET and state TETs), and higher-education posts (Assistant Professor and Lecturer via UGC NET and state exams). Major recruiters include KVS (Kendriya Vidyalaya), NVS (Navodaya), DSSSB, state education departments, and universities.
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About Teaching recruitment
School teaching posts generally require the relevant degree plus a B.Ed and a qualifying TET/CTET score, while college/university posts require a master's degree and UGC NET or equivalent. Selection may include a written exam, interview and document verification. This page lists every live teaching and education notification, result and admit card from official sources.
How teacher recruitment works
Government teaching has a two-lock system: an eligibility test (CTET for central schools, state TETs for state schools) that you must pass, and then a recruitment exam or merit selection for actual posts. Primary (PRT), trained-graduate (TGT) and post-graduate (PGT) tiers map to classes 1–5, 6–10 and 11–12, each with rising qualification demands — D.El.Ed for primary, B.Ed plus subject degrees above.
Recruiters include state education boards, DSSSB (Delhi), KVS/NVS (central school chains), and army/atomic-energy school systems. College teaching runs separately through UGC-NET plus state PSC assistant-professor recruitments.
Pay and stability in teaching careers
PRTs start around Pay Level 6 (₹35,400 basic) in central systems, TGTs at Level 7 and PGTs at Level 8 — among the best entry salaries in government service, with vacations no other cadre matches. State pay varies but follows similar structures. TET certificates now have lifetime validity, so a single pass keeps you eligible for years of recruitment cycles.
Teaching Jobs — Frequently Asked Questions
What is CTET and why is it needed?▾
The Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) is a qualifying exam required to be eligible for teaching posts (Classes I–VIII) in central government schools like KVS and NVS. Many states run their own TET.
What qualifications do I need to become a government teacher?▾
For school posts: the relevant graduation/post-graduation plus a B.Ed and a valid TET/CTET. For college posts: a master's degree with UGC NET, SET or a PhD as applicable.
What are PRT, TGT and PGT?▾
Primary Teacher (PRT) teaches primary classes, Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT) teaches middle/secondary classes, and Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) teaches senior secondary classes.
Who recruits government teachers?▾
KVS, NVS, DSSSB, state education departments and Education Selection Boards for schools; universities and colleges (often via UGC NET) for higher education.
Is CTET valid forever?▾
Yes — CTET (and, following the same policy, state TETs) now carry lifetime validity, so you don't need to requalify for each recruitment cycle.