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Punjab Approves Recruitment of 8,084 College Teaching Interns to Address Faculty Shortages

The Punjab Higher Education Department has approved the recruitment of 8,084 College Teaching Interns (CTIs) to help tackle faculty shortages in public sector colleges across the province.

Reserved Quotas
The allocation includes:

  • 5% for minorities

  • 3% for persons with disabilities

  • 0.5% for the transgender community

Duration of Engagement

  • Intermediate Classes: CTIs will serve for seven months (October 1, 2025, to April 30, 2026)

  • BS Programs: Engagement will last ten months (October 1, 2025, to July 31, 2026) or until permanent staff appointments are made

Eligibility Requirements

  • Minimum qualification: BS or Master’s degree with at least a second division in the relevant subject

  • Preference given to candidates with MPhil or PhD qualifications

  • Academic records, higher degrees, and previous positions will contribute to the merit score

  • Interview performance will also be evaluated

Stipend Details

  • Intermediate Level: Rs. 50,000 per month

  • BS/Graduate Level: Rs. 60,000 per month

  • Payments will be transferred directly to the selected candidates’ bank accounts

Terms and Conditions

  • No age limit for applicants

  • CTIs are entitled to two casual leaves per month

  • TA/DA will not be provided

  • Placements are temporary and may be terminated in case of unsatisfactory performance

  • Recruitment is strictly merit-based, and the use of false documents will result in cancellation and legal action

Purpose of Recruitment
This initiative aims to provide immediate teaching support in government colleges across Punjab during the 2025-26 academic session, ensuring continuity of academic activities until permanent faculty are appointed.

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