Patna: Bihar State University Service Commission (BSUSC) on Tuesday earned appreciation from CM Samrat Choudhary for completing the appointment of 2,451 contractual assistant professors within a month, strengthening staffing at 211 new degree colleges across Bihar. Most of the newly appointed teachers have already joined their respective institutions.BSUSC chairman Girish Kumar Chaudhary, during a courtesy meeting with the CM, briefed him on the commission’s activities and the progress of the recruitment process.Samrat congratulated the commission for completing the appointments in record time and appreciated its role in providing teachers to the newly established degree colleges. He hoped the commission would maintain the same speed, transparency and impartiality in future recruitments.The recruitment is significant as Bihar continues to expand its higher education infrastructure. The appointments are expected to address teacher shortages in the new degree colleges and ensure the expansion is backed by adequate academic manpower.The chairman also raised the commission’s space constraints. He informed the CM that it was functioning from the eighth floor of the Intermediate Council building in highly inadequate space, creating difficulties in carrying out recruitment-related work as its workload increased.He sought govt intervention for construction or allocation of a separate building for the commission. Samrat assured him the demand would be considered at the earliest and an appropriate decision taken soon.
