TRBT announces 125 PGT Music posts, test on 28 Feb 2027

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The Teachers' Recruitment Board, Tripura (TRBT) has issued an advance notification for the Selection Test for Post Graduate Teacher (STPGT) 2026, announcing 125 vacancies for Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) in Music under the Secondary Education Directorate. The tentative test date is 28 February 2027, and the test centre will be in Agartala only. The test will run from 12:00 noon to 2:30 PM.

TRBT announces 125 PGT Music posts, test on 28 Feb 2027

Among the 125 posts, 65 are unreserved, 21 are for Scheduled Castes and 39 for Scheduled Tribes. Five posts are reserved for persons with disabilities, including two each for blind/low vision and partially deaf/hard of hearing categories and one for loco-motor disability. Two posts are reserved for ex-servicemen. Women get 33% horizontal reservation across categories. The detailed prospectus with eligibility, fees and application procedure has not yet been released and will be published on the official TRBT website.

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This advance notification gives candidates the test date and vacancy count but withholds the most consequential details: eligibility criteria, exam pattern, marking scheme and the online application window. Without the prospectus, applicants cannot determine whether they qualify or how the selection will work. The 125 PGT Music posts are a sizeable recruitment, and the 33% women's reservation across categories will shape the applicant pool. The next concrete step is the release of the Prospectus-cum-Instructions on www.trb.tripura.gov.in, which candidates must await before applying.


Source: freejobalert.com

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