The Madhya Pradesh Educational Services Board (MPESB) has officially announced a massive recruitment drive targeting 13,089 teacher vacancies across the state for the year 2025. The announcement marks one of the largest teaching job recruitments in the history of Madhya Pradesh and is expected to draw thousands of applicants from every district.
According to the official notification released by the board, the recruitment will cover various levels of teaching positions in government schools throughout Madhya Pradesh. Candidates who meet the prescribed educational qualifications and age criteria can apply through the official online portal managed by MPESB. The application window is now open, and aspirants are encouraged to submit their forms before the stipulated deadline.
The MPESB, which operates under the administrative control of the Madhya Pradesh government's School Education Department, is responsible for conducting recruitment examinations and processes for teaching posts at the primary, upper primary, and high school levels across the state. This particular recruitment drive comes amid a ongoing effort to fill vacant teaching positions that have remained unfilled due to previous postponements, restructuring, and retirement-related attrition in the education department.
Eligibility for the post requires candidates to possess a Bachelor's degree in Education (B.Ed.) or equivalent teaching qualification along with a graduate degree in relevant subjects. Candidates from reserved categories, including Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, and economically weaker sections, will be entitled to relaxation in age limits and application fees as per state government norms.
Authorities have emphasized that applicants must ensure all information provided in the online form is accurate, as corrections may not be permitted after submission. Documentation such as mark sheets, caste certificates, and experience letters must be uploaded in the prescribed format. The selection process is expected to involve a written examination followed by document verification, though detailed timeline announcements are yet to be released by the board.
