BPSC TRE 4.0 Cut Off 2026: Expected Marks & Previous Cut Off

The BPSC TRE 4.0 Cut Off 2026 will be released after the Bihar Teacher Recruitment Examination and result declaration. The cut off marks will be published separately according to the teaching post, subject, category, and candidate group.

This recruitment includes 32,388 teacher vacancies for Primary, Middle School, Secondary, and Senior Secondary teachers. Until the official cut off is announced, candidates can check the minimum qualifying marks and previous-year cut off details to understand the expected competition. The final cut off will depend on the exam difficulty, number of candidates, vacancies, and overall performance.

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BPSC TRE 4.0 Cut Off 2026 – Overview

Cut Off to be Released After Exam & Result | 32,388 Teacher Posts | Check Previous Year Marks Here
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Particulars Details
Conducting Body Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) / Education Department of Bihar
Exam Name Bihar Teacher Recruitment Examination (TRE) 4.0, 2026
Total Vacancies 32,388 School Teacher Posts
Posts Covered Primary Teacher (PRT, Class 1-5), Middle School Teacher (TGT, Class 6-8), Secondary Teacher (TGT, Class 9-10), Senior Secondary Teacher (PGT, Class 11-12)
Exam Mode Offline (Pen & Paper)
Cut Off Release Status To Be Released (after exam and result)
Job Location Bihar (Government Schools across all districts)
Official Website bpsc.bih.nic.in

Cut Off vs Qualifying Marks — Simple Explanation

Many candidates get confused between “qualifying marks” and “cut off marks” — here is the simple difference:
  • Qualifying Marks: This is the fixed minimum percentage a candidate must score just to be considered for the exam, decided category-wise by BPSC before the result.
  • Cut Off Marks: This is the final closing score decided after the exam, based on the number of vacancies, exam difficulty, and how many candidates applied. A candidate must score at or above the cut off to get a place in the merit list.

In short: qualifying marks decide who can be considered, and cut off marks decide who actually gets selected in the final merit list.

BPSC TRE 4.0 Qualifying Marks (Minimum % Required)

Category Minimum Qualifying %
General / UR 40%
BC (Backward Class) / EBC (Extremely Backward Class) 36.5%
SC / ST / SC-ST Women / PwD 32%
Note: These are the minimum marks needed just to be eligible for the merit list — the actual cut off (closing score for selection) is usually higher and depends on competition, as shown by previous-year data below.

How to Check BPSC TRE 4.0 Cut Off (Once Released)

  • Visit the official website of the Education Department, Bihar, or BPSC — bpsc.bih.nic.in
  • On the homepage, look for the “TRE 4.0 Cut Off Marks” link
  • Click on the official Cut Off Marks link
  • Select and open the Cut Off Marks PDF for your post (PRT/TGT/PGT) and subject
  • Your category-wise cut off marks will appear on the screen
  • Download and save the PDF for future reference

BPSC TRE Previous Year Cut Off Marks (For Reference)

Since the TRE 4.0 exam has not happened yet, the cut off for 2026 is not out. Below is the previous cycle’s (TRE 3.0, 2024) cut off, which gives a good idea of what marks are usually needed. These numbers are only for reference and will change for TRE 4.0.
Primary Teacher (PRT, Class 1-5) — 2024 Cut Off (Male)
Subject UR / EWS / EBC / SC / ST
General 81 / 74 / 67 / 39 / 39
Urdu 68 / 60 / 58 / 39 / NA
Bangla 82 / NA / 55 / 47 / NA
Primary Teacher (PRT, Class 1-5) — 2024 Cut Off (Female)
Subject UR / EWS / EBC / SC / ST
General 70 / 63 / 56 / 39 / 39
Urdu 50 / 60 / 44 / NA / NA
Bangla 66 / NA / 48 / 44 / NA
Middle School Teacher (Class 6-8) — 2024 Cut Off, Selected Subjects (Male / Female)
Subject UR (Male) / UR (Female)
Hindi 90 / 88
English 75 / 71
Mathematics 92 / 82
Science 92 / 82
Social Science 73 / 68
Sanskrit 77 / 75
Secondary Teacher (Class 9-10) — 2024 Cut Off, Selected Subjects (Male / Female)
Subject UR (Male) / UR (Female)
Hindi 87 / 86
English 61 / 60
Mathematics 102 / 92
Science 73 / 73
Social Science 83 / 75
Senior Secondary Teacher (PGT, Class 11-12) — 2024 Cut Off, Selected Subjects (Male / Female)
Subject UR (Male) / UR (Female)
Hindi 88 / 88
English 49 / 49
Mathematics 83 / 66
History 76 / 73
Geography 77 / 71
Computer Science 72 / 64
Computer Teacher — 2023 Cut Off (Category-Wise)
Category Cut Off
General 63
OBC 50
EWS 52
SC 39
ST 39
Note: Complete subject-wise cut off tables (all subjects for PRT/TGT/PGT) are available in the full official BPSC TRE 3.0/2.0 result documents. The figures above cover the most commonly asked subjects for quick reference.

Factors That Can Change the TRE 4.0 Cut Off

  • Number of Vacancies: More vacancies for a subject/post usually means a lower cut off, and fewer vacancies usually push the cut off higher
  • Exam Difficulty Level: A tougher paper generally brings the cut off down, while an easier paper can push it up since more candidates score well
  • Number of Applicants and Their Performance: More competition and strong overall performance by candidates can raise the cut off for that subject/category
  • Category-wise Reservation: Each category (UR, EWS, BC, EBC, SC, ST, PwD) has its own separate cut off, so the same subject can have very different cut offs across categories

BPSC TRE 4.0 Merit List — What Happens After Cut Off

  • The merit list is prepared using the marks scored by candidates in the written exam
  • Candidates scoring equal to or above the cut off marks for their category and subject are included in the merit list
  • Being on the merit list makes a candidate eligible for the next step (document verification and counselling) — it does not guarantee a final job offer by itself
  • Final selection and posting depend on merit rank, category, subject-wise vacancy, and successful document verification

Tips to Improve Your Score Above the Expected Cut Off

  • Check the previous-year cut off for your exact subject and category above, and set your target score a little higher than that number for safety
  • Focus extra time on subjects that historically have a higher cut off (like Mathematics and Science for TGT posts), since these subjects need stronger scoring to clear
  • Practice full-length mock tests under exam-time conditions to know your likely score before the real exam
  • Keep revising General Studies/General Knowledge along with your subject, since it usually forms a good part of the paper and helps boost overall marks
  • Do not leave easy questions unattempted — a few extra correct answers can make the difference between qualifying and missing the cut off

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1. When will BPSC TRE 4.0 Cut Off 2026 be released?

The BPSC TRE 4.0 Cut Off 2026 is expected to be released after the written examination and result declaration.

2. Has the official BPSC TRE 4.0 cut off been released?

No. As per the provided recruitment details, the official TRE 4.0 cut off is yet to be released.

3. How many vacancies are available under BPSC TRE 4.0?

A total of 32,388 school teacher posts have been announced under BPSC TRE 4.0 Recruitment 2026.

4. Where can candidates check the BPSC TRE 4.0 cut off?

Candidates can check the official cut off through the BPSC website:

bpsc.bih.nic.in

The Education Department of Bihar may also publish related recruitment updates.

5. What is the difference between qualifying marks and cut off marks?

Qualifying marks are the minimum marks required to be considered eligible. The cut off marks are the final marks used for shortlisting candidates for the merit list.

6. What are the minimum qualifying marks for General candidates?

The minimum qualifying percentage mentioned in the provided details is 40% for General/UR candidates.

7. What are the qualifying marks for BC and EBC candidates?

The minimum qualifying percentage for BC and EBC candidates is 36.5%.

8. What are the qualifying marks for SC, ST, SC-ST women, and PwD candidates?

The minimum qualifying percentage for these categories is 32%.

9. Will the TRE 4.0 cut off be the same for every subject?

No. The cut off may vary according to:

  • Teaching level
  • Subject
  • Category
  • Gender or candidate group
  • Number of available vacancies
  • Candidate performance

10. Can previous-year cut off marks predict the TRE 4.0 cut off?

Previous-year cut off marks can help candidates understand the competition and set a preparation target. However, they cannot guarantee the actual TRE 4.0 cut off, because the exam difficulty and vacancy distribution may change.

11. Which factors affect the BPSC TRE 4.0 cut off?

The main factors include:

  • Number of vacancies
  • Difficulty level of the examination
  • Number of applicants
  • Overall performance of candidates
  • Subject-wise competition
  • Category-wise reservation

12. What happens after the BPSC TRE 4.0 cut off is released?

After the cut off is released, eligible candidates may be included in the merit list. Further steps may include document verification, counselling, and final appointment procedures according to the recruitment rules.

13. Does scoring above the qualifying marks guarantee selection?

No. Scoring above the minimum qualifying marks does not guarantee selection. Candidates generally need to meet the applicable cut off and other recruitment conditions.

14. Is the cut off different for PRT, TGT, and PGT posts?

Yes. The cut off may be different for:

  • Primary Teacher
  • Middle School Teacher
  • Secondary Teacher
  • Senior Secondary Teacher

It may also vary by subject and category.

15. How can candidates improve their chances of clearing the cut off?

Candidates should:

  • Practice previous-year question papers
  • Attempt regular mock tests
  • Revise General Studies and subject topics
  • Analyse weak areas
  • Improve accuracy and time management
  • Set a target score higher than the previous-year cut off
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