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Bihar Universities Ignore Teacher Appointments
19 Jan
Summary
- Eight universities missed the deadline for posting new political science professors.
- 280 assistant professor posts were advertised in 2020, with interviews in 2025.
- Delays were caused by bureaucratic hurdles and election code.
Despite an acute shortage of teachers in Bihar's higher education, eight universities failed to post newly appointed assistant professors of political science by the January 15 deadline. Only four universities have completed the process so far, exacerbating the academic crisis. The Bihar State University Service Commission had advertised 280 posts in 2020, but interviews were only conducted between June 17 and June 21, 2025.
University allotments were issued on July 4, 2025, with the list forwarded to the state government in early August. However, the file remained with the education department for approximately five months due to a query regarding a minister's appointment and election code. After clearance, the list was released on December 15, 2025, with a one-month deadline for appointments.




