Archive · 31 Aug 2026
Madhya Pradesh Begins School Allotment for 7,000 Teachers
Madhya Pradesh has selected nearly 7,000 Class-3 teachers for government schools.
Their school assignments will begin on Monday.
The assignments were delayed because some teachers objected to where they were posted.
The department then allowed teachers to exchange locations by mutual agreement.
About 400 teachers used this option.
Now the department has finished that process and can assign the schools.
Each teacher will get one week to join the assigned school.
A second round of counselling for waiting Class-2 teachers will also begin Monday.
School allotment begins Monday for nearly 7,000 selected Class-3 teachers in Madhya Pradesh.
The process was delayed after teachers objected to their proposed posting locations.
Around 400 teachers used a newly introduced mutual-transfer facility to exchange allotted schools.
The Directorate of Public Instruction had initially planned to complete postings by August 15.
Teachers will have one week to join after allotment, while Class-2 waiting counselling also begins Monday.
- Who
- The Madhya Pradesh School Education Department and nearly 7,000 selected Class-3 teachers.
- What
- The department is beginning school allotment and will give teachers one week to join their assigned schools.
- When
- The allotment process begins Monday; postings had initially been planned for completion by August 15.
- Where
- Schools in Madhya Pradesh; the report is datelined Bhopal.
- Why
- The process was delayed because selected teachers objected to their proposed posting locations, leading to a mutual-transfer option.
- Teachers affected
- Nearly 7,000 selected Class-3 teachers
- Allotment start
- Monday
- Mutual transfers
- Around 400 teachers used the facility
- Original deadline
- Postings were initially planned for completion by August 15
- Joining deadline
- One week after school allotment
- Additional counselling
- The second phase of waiting counselling for selected Class-2 teachers also begins Monday