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News India Live, Digital Desk: Nitish government has opened a big box for the youth who are dreaming of making a career in the higher education sector of Bihar. Education Department has approved for 209 new degree colleges to be established in various districts of the state. 9,196 posts Has accelerated the process of creation. Under this mega recruitment drive, not only assistant professors will be appointed, but a large number of appointments will also be made on non-academic posts like clerks, orderlies and assistants. This step has been taken with the aim of strengthening the higher education infrastructure in the state and creating employment opportunities at the local level.
Classification of posts: Teachers and employees will have a big family
According to the proposal prepared by the Education Department, standard posts have been fixed for each new degree college. Out of total 9,196 posts, approx. 3,500 posts Academic category, which includes assistant professors of various subjects. Whereas, the remaining More than 5,600 posts non-academic Will be of category. This includes a large number of class III and IV employees. The aim of the department is to ensure the construction of buildings of colleges as well as the availability of human resources so that the academic session can start on time.
Recruitment process and qualification: What will be the basis of selection?
For recruitment to the posts of Assistant Professors Bihar State University Service Commission (BSUSC) The responsibility can be entrusted to, whereas for non-academic posts, the process will be adopted at the Staff Selection Commission or the concerned university level.
Academic Posts: It will be mandatory for the candidates to have NET or PhD with Master’s degree in the relevant subject.
Non-Academic Posts: Clerks and Assistants will require graduation and computer knowledge, while for posts like Adeshpal, 10th/12th pass candidates will be eligible.
Bihar’s ‘gross enrollment ratio’ will improve with new colleges
This decision of the Bihar government is not limited to providing jobs only, but its objective is to improve the welfare of the state. Gross Enrollment Ratio (GER) Also has to be improved. At present, students from many rural areas have to go miles away to the district headquarters to pursue degree studies. The opening of 209 new colleges will especially make it easier for girl students to get higher education. Education department officials say that the proposal for creation of posts is in the final stage for cabinet approval and official advertisement will be issued soon.
