CG Vyapam releases admit card for 2,294 assistant teacher posts

The Chhattisgarh Staff Selection Board (CGSSB), also known as CG Vyapam, released the Assistant Teacher Admit Card 2026 on 5 October. The written examination (LSAT26) is scheduled for 11 October, from 10 am to 12.15 pm, in offline OMR-based mode. Candidates can download hall tickets from vyapamcg.cgstate.gov.in or cgssb.cgstate.gov.in.

CG Vyapam releases admit card for 2,294 assistant teacher posts

The recruitment drive aims to fill 2,292 or 2,294 posts, sources vary slightly on the total, under the Directorate of Public Instruction. Of these, 795 are for the E-Cadre and 1,497 or 1,499 for the T-Cadre. The exam carries 100 objective-type questions, with a penalty of one-fourth mark for each wrong answer.

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The three sources are essentially uniform wire-style reporting of a government recruitment notification. Times of India leads with the higher vacancy figure (2,294) and the E-Cadre/T-Cadre breakdown it gives, while Freejobalert and Jagran Josh both put the total at 2,292. Freejobalert adds extra logistical detail such as the exam code LSAT26 and the reporting instruction to reach the centre early. The coverage is neutral throughout: no outlet questions the recruitment process, examines delays, or includes any critical voice. The uniform framing means a reader can rely on any of the three for the core facts. The next concrete step is the examination itself on 11 October.

Coverage: 3 sources, 3 neutral


Sources (3): timesofindia.indiatimes.com (neutral report), freejobalert.com (neutral report), jagranjosh.com (neutral report)

This brief was synthesised by AI from the 3 sources linked above, so one read covers every framing they carry. Methodology and corrections.

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