The Haryana government has announced a major recruitment campaign to fill 15,659 vacancies for primary teachers (PRT), trained graduate teachers (TGT), trained Graduate Teachers (TGT) and Post Graduate Teachers (PGT) in government schools across the state. The move aims to address the shortage of teachers and improve the quality of education in Haryana. The recruitment process will be done through Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC), Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC), and Haryana Kaushal Rosagar Nigam (HKRN).
Teaching posts were approved under Haryana Government
The Haryana government has approved a total of 1,15,325 teaching posts in government schools, including primary teachers (PRT), trained graduate teachers (TGTs), and Post Graduate Teachers (PGT), of which 99,666 posts are currently filled. These posts are distributed in various districts, which ensure enough employees in schools to maintain quality education. Of the total, 9,276 posts are specially allocated to the Mewat cadre to meet regional educational requirements. The government regularly reviews and updates the sanctioned posts to bridge the lack of teachers and increase the education system of the state.
Government of Haryana. To issue 15,659 vacancies for PRT, TGT and PGT post notice
Government of Haryana. To issue 15,659 vacancies for PRT, TGT and PGT Posts
According to official data, 15,659 teaching posts remain vacant and these vacancies are present in various districts, some districts have more teachers than sanctioned posts. PGT is the highest number of vacancies for PGT teachers after TGT and PRT posts. The good news is that HTET exam 2025 eligible candidates will be eligible to apply for these vacancies. Additionally, vacancies are classified based on different reservation criteria, including general, OBC, SC, X-Serviceman (ESM), Sports, EWS, and Disabled Person (PWD). Recruitment will follow the policies of the state government regarding reservation and appointment processes. However, 15,659 teaching positions remain vacant, distributed as follows:
| Posts | Number of Vacancies |
| Primary teacher (PRT) | 2,557 |
| Trained graduate teacher (tGT) | 4,583 |
| Postgraduate teacher | 8,519 |
| Total vacancies | 15,659 |
Steps taken by Haryana Government. To fill the vacancies
These measures indicate the government’s commitment to address the lack of teachers and ensure that qualified teachers in all schools are eligible. To address the shortage of teachers, the Haryana government has taken several steps:
- Recruitment of PRT teachers: The Haryana government has already sent a requirement to HSSC for the recruitment of 1,456 PRT teachers for Mewat cadre. 5% PRT vacancies have been reserved under the pre-Gratia grant policy.
- Recruitment of TGT teachers: The government has decided to recruit 3,427 TGT teachers in various subjects through Haryana Kaushal Rosagar Nigam (HKRN).
- Recruitment of PGT teachers: A total of 4,780 PGT vacancies were sent to Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC). 1,672 appointments have already been recommended by HPSC, and appointment letters are being issued. The remaining vacancies are expected to be filled before the next academic session.
- Publicity for pgt post: The government is also filling 4,550 PGT posts through promotion. So far, 3,371 cases of promotion have been processed, and the promotion process is going on.
When to expect Haryana Teacher Recruitment 2025 release?
The Haryana government is ready to release 15,659 teachers vacancies and is an important step towards strengthening the state’s education system. Teachers wishing to be raised and addressed through various requirements, with already recruitment processes through HSSC, HPSC, and HKRN may soon expect opportunities to secure government teaching jobs. These efforts will not only enhance employment opportunities, but will also contribute to improving the quality of education in Haryana. The recruitment drive is expected to be completed before the next academic session, ensuring that schools across the state work with adequate teaching staff.
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