In Uttar Pradesh and Delhi, candidates who participated in teacher recruitment examinations are currently facing significant delays in the posting process. Although the recruitment notification for various TGT positions was released in 2022, and examinations were subsequently conducted, successful candidates have not yet received their job postings. This prolonged waiting period is causing immense frustration among candidates, as the situation has been aggravated by repeated legal disputes that delay the selection process.

The recruitment process by the Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) for TGT special teachers has become a focal point of concern. Specifically, notifications for positions were issued on July 20, 2022, and July 31, 2023, amounting to a total of 945 teaching positions available. However, after the examinations, further delays ensued, culminating in court interventions that have hindered timely placements. The candidates have expressed their growing discontent, having met all the requirements for employment but encountering persistent bureaucratic hurdles.

The implications of this delay are significant, not just for the affected candidates, who are left without jobs despite qualifying, but also for the educational system in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh. The inability to fill essential teaching positions can adversely affect students’ learning experiences and overall educational quality, raising critical questions about the efficiency of recruitment processes and judicial interference in administrative affairs. As candidates continue to voice their frustrations, there may be increased pressure on authorities to expeditiously resolve these issues and fulfill their recruitment commitments.