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Economic Times
5 days ago
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- Economic Times
WBSSC SLST 2025: Online applications open for 35,726 teaching jobs across West Bengal, know full details
Vacancies and Eligibility 23,212 are for Secondary level (Classes 9-10) 12,514 are for Higher Secondary level (Classes 11-12) Be aged between 21 and 40 years Have at least 50% marks in post-graduation Pay an application fee of Rs 500 (Rs 200 for SC/ST/PH categories) Important Dates Notification Released: 30th May 2025 Registration Starts: 16th June 2025 Last Date to Apply: 14th July 2025 (till 5 PM) Exam Date (Tentative): 1st week of September 2025 Result: 4th week of October 2025 Interview: 3rd week of November 2025 Panel Publication: 24th November 2025 Counselling Starts: 29th November 2025 How to Apply Visit the official website: Register with a valid email ID and mobile number Log in with your credentials and complete the form Upload the required documents Pay the application fee Submit and take a printout for future reference Selection Process (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel The West Bengal Central School Service Commission WBSSC ) has started the online application process for the 2nd State Level Selection Test (SLST) 2025. A total of 35,726 Assistant Teacher vacancies are available. Interested candidates can apply online at until 14th July of the total posts:To be eligible, candidates must:Follow these steps to apply:Candidates will be selected based on a written exam followed by an interview.
Time of India
5 days ago
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- Time of India
WBSSC SLST 2025: Online applications open for 35,726 teaching jobs across West Bengal, know full details
The West Bengal Central School Service Commission ( WBSSC ) has started the online application process for the 2nd State Level Selection Test (SLST) 2025. A total of 35,726 Assistant Teacher vacancies are available. Interested candidates can apply online at until 14th July 2025. Vacancies and Eligibility Out of the total posts: 23,212 are for Secondary level (Classes 9-10) 12,514 are for Higher Secondary level (Classes 11-12) To be eligible, candidates must: Be aged between 21 and 40 years Have at least 50% marks in post-graduation Pay an application fee of Rs 500 (Rs 200 for SC/ST/PH categories) Important Dates Notification Released: 30th May 2025 Registration Starts: 16th June 2025 Last Date to Apply: 14th July 2025 (till 5 PM) Exam Date (Tentative): 1st week of September 2025 Result: 4th week of October 2025 Interview: 3rd week of November 2025 Panel Publication: 24th November 2025 Counselling Starts: 29th November 2025 How to Apply Follow these steps to apply: Visit the official website: Register with a valid email ID and mobile number Log in with your credentials and complete the form Upload the required documents Pay the application fee Submit and take a printout for future reference Selection Process Candidates will be selected based on a written exam followed by an interview.
Scroll.in
6 days ago
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- Scroll.in
WBSSC SLST 2025: Registration begins for 35,726 Assistant Teacher posts; apply by July 14
The West Bengal Central School Service Commission (WBSSC) has officially opened the registration window for the Second State Level Selection Test (SLST) 2025 from June 16, 2025. Interested candidates can now apply online through the official website As per a report by NDTV, of the total 35,736 vacancies, 23,212 are designated for teaching positions in Classes 9 and 10, while the remaining 12,514 are allocated for Classes 11 and 12. Here's the official notification. Steps to apply for Assistant Teacher posts 2025 Visit the official website Click on 'Apply Now' Log, and fill the application form Pay the fee, and submit Download the submitted form for future reference Direct link to apply for Assistant Teacher post. Application Fee Application fees for General, EWS & OBC candidates: Rs 500 Application fees for reserved (SC/ST/PH) candidates: Rs 200 Eligibility Criteria
NDTV
7 days ago
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- NDTV
West Bengal Assistant Teacher 2025 Registration Begins Today, Details Here
WBSSC SLST 2025: The West Bengal Central School Service Commission (WBSSC) has opened the registration window for second State Level Selection Test (SLST) today, June 16, 2025 at 5 PM. Candidates who wish to apply for the post of Assistant Teacher can do so by visiting the official website, Candidates can apply for the post of Assistant Teacher in secondary and higher secondary schools for Classes 9 and 10 and for Classes 11 and 12 in higher secondary schools. WBSSC SLST 2025: Vacancies Available A total of 35,726 vacancies have been announced for the post of Assistant Teacher. Out of these, 23,212 positions are available for teaching Classes 9 and 10, while 12,514 vacancies are allotted for Classes 11 and 12. WBSSC SLST 2025: Fees To Be Paid For Application Post Name General/OBC SC/ST/PH Candidates AT (9 & 10 / Rs.500 Rs.200 SECONDARY) AT (11 & 12 / Rs.500 Rs.200 HIGHER SECONDARY) WBSSC SLST 2025: Eligibility Criteria To apply for the post of Assistant Teacher in Classes 9, 10, candidate must be a graduate or a post graduate from a recognized university with at least 50 per cent marks in Bachelor of Education (B/Ed). Candidate must have a postgraduate degree with 50 per cent marks from a recognized university and a Bachelor of Education ( from a National Council For Teacher Education (NCTE) recognized institution to be eligible for the post of Assistant Teacher in Classes 10, 12. Candidates can check the notification regarding the WBSSC 2nd SLST examination on the official website, The last date to apply for the post of Assistant Teacher and payment of fees is July 14, 2025 and the examination is expected to be conducted in the first week of September, 2025.
The Hindu
03-06-2025
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- The Hindu
Calcutta HC allows pleas challenging WBSSC teacher recruitment notification
The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday (June 3, 2025) granted permission to file pleas challenging the West Bengal government's notification on this year's teacher recruitment process. These pleas are expected to be heard by a vacation Bench of the court later this week. On May 30, the West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) and the State Education Department issued a notification for the State Level Selection Test (SLST) for the recruitment of assistant teachers for classes 9 to 12 in government-run and government-aided schools. Concurrently, the State government has filed a review petition in the Supreme Court seeking modifications to the top court's April 3 order. The Supreme Court had cancelled nearly 26,000 teaching and non-teaching appointments made through the 2016 recruitment process, calling it 'vitiated and tainted'. On April 17, the top court directed that fresh recruitment be initiated by May 31 and completed by December 31. While many among the affected group of sacked teachers have reiterated their demand to be exempted from the new process, a section of waitlisted candidates from the 2016 panel have moved the Calcutta High Court against the 2025 notification itself. A large section of the protestors and litigants who had earlier challenged the 2016 appointments had claimed that, despite clearing the examination, they were denied jobs due to irregularities in the selection process. The current petitioners, who identify themselves as among those deprived, have argued that the latest recruitment guidelines violate the Supreme Court's directives. In particular, they have objected to provisions in the notification that appear to favour sacked teachers — such as the allocation of an additional 10 marks for prior teaching experience. Notably, no such provision existed in the 2016 recruitment. The Supreme Court, in its April 17 order, had clarified: 'We clarify that this order shall not be read as conferring any special right or advantage on the aforesaid teachers, insofar as the fresh recruitment process is concerned.' Suvojit Das, a teacher whose appointment from the 2016 panel was cancelled but who maintains he was untainted, told The Hindu that the current recruitment notification does not particularly benefit any category of affected candidates, whether sacked or waitlisted. He claimed that the sacked teachers are unwilling to participate in fresh recruitment. 'In the most unfortunate case where we are forced to partake in recruitments, we should not be made to compete with the entire pool of candidates this year. We should only compete for the number of declared vacancies of 2016 for which we had originally applied,' he said. 'Moreover, in that case, the untainted appointees of 2016 who might not clear the SLST this year should also receive some benefit from the government,' Mr. Das added. He further argued that a re-evaluation of the 2016 OMR sheets could help distinguish meritorious candidates — whether waitlisted or sacked — from those who were part of the tainted process. Meanwhile, the Detective Department of the Bidhannagar Police Commissionerate on Tuesday issued summons to two protesting teachers, Amit Ranjan Bhuiyan and Mehebub Mondal, for questioning.
