Bhopal — The Madhya Pradesh Education Service Selection Board (MPESB) has officially notified the recruitment of 10,758 teachers for government schools across the state. The notification covers vacancies at both primary and upper-primary levels, spanning a wide range of subjects including Hindi, English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and Computer Science.
The board has opened the application window on its official portal, allowing eligible candidates to register and submit their forms online. The entire selection process will follow a structured timeline, beginning with the submission of applications and moving forward toward written examinations and subsequent document verification rounds.
Candidates are required to meet specific eligibility criteria, including possession of a valid Teaching Eligibility Test (TET) certificate and minimum academic qualifications prescribed by the relevant education authorities. Those who have been waiting for this opportunity — many for several years due to the persistent teacher shortage in Madhya Pradesh — can now proceed with their applications before the deadline.
The recruitment notification specifies that shortlisted candidates will be called for a written examination, the schedule for which will be released in the coming weeks. After the examination, candidates who qualify will undergo document verification as part of the final selection process.
Education analysts note that this large-scale hiring drive addresses a critical gap in the state's school education system. Government schools in Madhya Pradesh have long suffered from insufficient staffing, affecting student enrollment and learning outcomes, particularly in rural districts where teacher availability remains a persistent challenge. The successful completion of this recruitment process is expected to strengthen the teaching workforce significantly and improve the overall quality of public education in the state.