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KVS Recruitment 2025 Notification Out, Link open on 14 Nov, 9156 Vacancies

Exam Category: Teaching Exams
Exam Name: KVS Exam

CBSE has released a short notice under Advt. No. 01/2025 for a large national intake. You’ll find that the common process encompasses the roles of Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan and Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti. The online application link will open on 14 November and close on 4 December via official portals.

There are a total of 9,156 vacancies across teaching and non-teaching posts. Selection will include a Computer‑Based Exam and an interview, with demo teaching for classroom positions. No negative marking is mentioned, so you can plan attempts with measured confidence.

Make sure your age is calculated as of 4 December, and check if you qualify for government relaxations. Bookmark the official sites (cbse.gov.in, kvsangathan.nic.in, navodaya.gov.in) and keep documents ready to avoid last‑minute issues.

All Details

1. KVS Recruitment 2025 Notification: Overview

A coordinated call from CBSE now opens online applications for classroom and administrative roles across India. The short notice dated 13 November 2025 starts the window that runs from 14 November to 4 December.

You will find posts ranging from PRT, TGT, and PGT to Principals, Vice‑Principals, and Librarians. Administrative roles include ASO, SSA, and JSA, so the drive covers both leadership and support careers.

Advt No.

01/2025

Age Limit

PRT- 30 years, TGT- 35 years, PGT- 40 years

Exam Level

National Level Exam

Mode of Application

Online

Mode of Exam

Online

Official Website

www.cbse.gov.in | www.kvsangathan.nic.inwww.navodaya.gov.in 

Organization Name

Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS)

Post Name

Teaching & Non-Teaching Posts

Recruitment Body

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)

Registration Dates

14th November to 4th December 2025

Selection Process

Computer-Based Exam and Interview

Vacancy

9156 (Teaching- 7444 & Non-Teaching- 1712)

Apply only via the official portals: cbse.gov.in, kvsangathan.nic.in, and navodaya.gov.in, That ensures authentic information and guards you against third‑party misinformation.

Item

Detail

What you should note

Short notice

13 November 2025

Triggers the online application window

Apply online

14 Nov – 4 Dec

Only via official notification portals

Posts covered

Teaching & non-teaching posts

PRT, TGT, PGT, Principals, ASO, SSA, JSA

2. KVS Recruitment 2025 Notification Out

CBSE is the conducting authority and will host the national Computer‑Based Test while managing the application portal on behalf of the Vidyalaya Sangathan network.

2.1 Who is conducting the exam and where to apply

You can complete the online application and apply online via cbse.gov.in kvsangathan.nic.in or navodaya.gov.in between 14 November and 4 December.

2.2 Advt. No, exam level and mode at a glance

  • Advt. No.: 01/2025 — quote this on any query or while checking the official notification.

  • Exam level: National. 

  • Mode: Online (CBT).

  • Selection: CBT followed by interview; demo teaching for classroom posts. No negative marking.

  • Ensure your application form is accurate and submit it before the link closes; keep registration receipts safe.

Item

Detail

Note

Advt. No.

01/2025

Refer to all communications

Application window

14 Nov – 4 Dec

Apply online only via the listed portals

Exam mode

CBT (Online)

National level; no negative marking

3. KVS Recruitment 2025 Notification: Important dates and timeline

Track these calendar points closely so you stay ahead during the recruitment 2025 cycle. Clear milestones make the process manageable and reduce last‑minute stress.

3.1 Short notification release and apply online window

The short notification was released on 13 November 2025, which starts the official timeline. You must complete the online application between 14 November and 4 December 2025.

Note the last date is firm. Don’t wait until the final day to submit your application form. Complete registration, fee payment, and print your acknowledgement well before the closing date.

Event

Dates

KVS Admit Card 2025

--

KVS Exam Date 2025

--

KVS Online Application Last Date

4th December 2025

Release of KVS Notification 2025

13th November 2025

Start of KVS Online Application

14th November 2025

3.2 Cut-off date for age, admit card, and exam schedule status

You will calculate age eligibility as on 4 December 2025 (the cut‑off date). Admit card and exact exam dates are to be notified on the official portals, so check updates often.

  • Save your application form, acknowledgement, and payment reference for the admit card download.

  • Enable email/SMS alerts during registration so you receive timely information.

  • If a correction window opens, complete corrections immediately and keep proofs ready.

4. KVS Recruitment 2025 Notification: Vacancy snapshot

A detailed snapshot shows where the largest vacancies sit by subject and role.

You will compete for 9,156 total vacancies, split into 7,444 teaching and 1,712 non-teaching seats. This gives you a clear idea of where demand is highest and which areas to target.

4.1 Post-wise breakup, you should note

Posts

Vacancies

Post Graduate Teacher (PGT)

7444

Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT)

1712

Primary Teacher (PRT)

1891

PRT Music

75

Junior Secretariat Assistant (JSA)

649

Senior Secretariat Assistant (SSA)

501

Assistant Section Officer (ASO)

165

Head Master

322

Total

9156

4.2 Subject-wise highlights for PGT and TGT

For PGT, the top subjects are Physics (303) and Chemistry (284). Other notable counts include English (217), Computer Science (173), and Economics (178).

Subjects Name

Vacancy

Biology

179

Chemistry

284

Commerce

88

Computer Science

173

Economics

178

English

217

Geography

100

Hindi

175

History

102

Mathematics

135

Physics

303

Total 

1934

For TGT, Mathematics (599) and English (503) lead the list, followed by Social Science (498) and Sanskrit (486). Higher seat numbers can ease cut-off pressure for subject specialists.

Subjects Name

Vacancy

Science

301

English

503

Hindi

155

Mathematics

599

Social Science

498

Sanskrit

486

Physical and Health Education

117

Art Education

117

Work Education

216

Librarian

127

Total 

3619


Post Name

Vacancies

Primary Teacher (PRT)

1891

PRT Music

75

Total

1966


Category

Seats

What to consider

Teaching posts

7,444

Focus on PGT/TGT/PRT choice and subject eligibility

Non-teaching posts

1,712

Apply for JSA/SSA/ASO if you meet the admin criteria

Total vacancy

9,156

Shortlist 1–2 priority posts for efficient preparation

5. KVS Recruitment 2025 Notification: Eligibility Criteria

Before you apply, confirm the exact age limits and required education for your chosen post. Meet the basic eligibility requirements and gather documents to avoid rejections.

5.1 Age limits for PRT, TGT, PGT, and key administrative posts

  • PRT: up to 30 years

  • TGT: up to 35 years

  • PGT: up to 40 years

  • Principal: 35–50 years; Vice‑Principal: 35–45 years

  • Librarian / ASO / Finance Officer / AE: up to 35 years

  • SSA: up to 30 years; JSA and Steno Grade II: up to 27 years

  • Assistant Commissioner: up to 50 years

Post Name

Age Limit 

Principal

35 to 50 years

Vice Principal

35 to 45 years

PGT (All Subjects)

40 years (maximum)

TGT (All Subjects)

35 years (maximum)

PRT (All Subjects)

30 Years (maximum)

Librarian

35 Years (maximum)

Assistant Section Officer

35 years

Finance Officer

35 years (maximum)

Assistant Commissioner

50 years (maximum)

Assistant Engineer (Civil)

35 years (maximum)

Stenographer Grade II

27 years (maximum)

Senior Secretariat Assistant

30 years (maximum)

Junior Secretariat Assistant

27 years (maximum)

5.2 Essential qualifications for teaching and non-teaching roles

  • PGT: Master’s or two‑year integrated PG (RIE) with ≥50% + B.Ed.

  • TGT: Graduation in the specified subject + B.Ed; match subject criteria exactly.

  • PRT: Senior Secondary ≥50% + D.El.Ed/B.El.Ed/D.Ed (Special) or Graduation ≥50% + B.Ed; CTET usually required.

  • Librarian: B.Lib/Graduate + Diploma in Library Science.

  • Admin posts (ASO/Finance): post‑specific degree (e.g., B.Com/M.Com/CA‑Inter/ICWA‑Inter/MBA Finance) with stipulated experience.

Post Name

Education Qualification

Principal

Post Graduation & B.Ed with 8 Years of Experience

Vice Principal

Post graduation, B.Ed with 5 Years of Experience

PGT (All Subjects)

Two-Year Integrated Post Graduate M.Sc. Course of the Regional College of Education of NCERT in the subject concerned. 

OR 

Master's Degree from a recognized university with at least 50% marks in aggregate in the following subjects

TGT (All Subjects)

Graduation and B.Ed with the requisite subject at the Graduation Level

PRT (All Subjects)

Senior Secondary (or its equivalent) with at least 50% marks and a 2-year Diploma in Elementary Education(by whatever name known) 

OR 

Senior Secondary(or its equivalent) with at least 50% marks and a 4-year Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.EI.Ed.) 

OR

Senior Secondary(or its equivalent) with at least 50% marks and 2-year Diploma in Education(Special Education) 

OR

Graduation with at least 50% marks and a Bachelor of Education

Librarian

Bachelor's degree in Library Science OR Graduate with a one-year diploma in Library Science from a recognized institution

Assistant Section Officer

Graduate with 3 years’ experience as UDC in Central/State Govt./Autonomous Bodies/Public Sector Undertakings. Desirable:

Finance Officer

B.Com with 50% marks in the aggregate and at least 4 years post-qualification experience in the Audit and Accounts work.

OR

M.Com with 50% marks and at least 3 years post-qualification experience in Audit and Accounts work

OR

CA (Inter) or ICWA (Inter) or MBA (Finance) or PGDM (Finance) (2 years full-time or 3 years part-time) with 2 years post-qualification experience in the Audit and Accounts work.

Assistant Commissioner

Master’s Degree from a recognized university with at least 45% marks.

B.Ed. or equivalent degree

Assistant Engineer

(Civil)

Graduated in Civil Engineering from a recognized University

2 years’ experience in design and engineering in the concerned branch

OR

3 years Diploma in Civil Engineering from a recognized Institute and 5 years’ experience in the concerned branch.

Stenographer Grade II

12th pass or equivalent from a recognized Board or University.

Senior Secretariat Assistant

Graduated with three years’ experience as LDC in Central Govt./ Govt./Autonomous Bodies/Public Sector Undertakings

Junior Secretariat Assistant

Class XII pass or equivalent qualification from a recognized board or university.

A typing speed of 35 w.p.m. in English or 30 w.p.m. in Hindi on a computer.

Working knowledge of Hindi.

Knowledge of Computer Applications

Calculate age as on 4 December 2025 and claim relaxations if eligible. Keep mark sheets, degree certificates, and experience letters ready to strengthen your application for this recruitment.

6. KVS Recruitment 2025 Notification: How to apply online

Follow a clear online process so your application is error‑free and accepted. Start from the official portals during the window running from 14 November to 4 December. Use a valid email and mobile number; you will need OTPs to complete registration.

6.1 Step-by-step application process on the portals

  1. Visit cbse.gov.in, kvsangathan.nic.in, or navodaya.gov.in and click the active link when it goes live.

  2. Register with your correct personal details and verify your account via OTP.

  3. Fill the application form with accurate education, experience, and personal information that match your certificates.

  4. Upload clear scans of your photograph, signature, and supporting documents as required.

  5. Pay the application fee via the integrated gateway and wait for a successful confirmation.

  6. Submit the form before the closing date and download/print the final submission and fee receipt.

6.2 Documents you should keep ready before starting

Candidates must prepare the following documents to speed up the process and avoid re‑uploads.

  • Passport photograph and scanned signature.

  • Degree certificates, mark sheets, and CTET certificate (if applicable).

  • Caste/PwBD/ESM proofs and experience letters where relevant.

  • Payment card or Netbanking details to pay the application fee.

Step

Action

Tip

Registration

Create an account with email & mobile

Use a working number for OTPs

Form filling

Enter education, experience, and personal data

Match details to your documents exactly

Upload & payment

Upload scans; pay application fee online

Wait for payment confirmation and save the receipt

7. KVS Recruitment 2025 Notification: KVS application fee and exemptions

Review the chargeable amount for your chosen post and whether you qualify for a government exemption before you proceed to payment.

You will pay the application fee online after completing the form. Use a stable internet connection and check bank details to avoid duplicate charges.

Indicative fees from the last cycle are: Rs. 1,500 for Principal and Vice‑Principal, and Rs. 1,000 for PGT, TGT, Librarian, PRT, and PRT Music. These figures are a guide; confirm the final fee grid in the official notice before you pay.

  • Fee exemptions are available for SC/ST/PwBD/Ex‑Servicemen as per Government rules; check your eligibility carefully.

  • Payments are made online and are typically non‑refundable—verify post, category, and details before submission.

  • Save the payment acknowledgement and transaction ID; reconcile bank/SMS alerts with the portal receipt for proof.

  • Use cards, net banking, or UPI via the integrated gateway and avoid third‑party agents to keep the process secure.

Post group

Indicative fee

Important note

Principal / Vice‑Principal

Rs. 1,500

Budget accordingly; confirm on the official portal

PGT / TGT / Librarian / PRT / PRT Music

Rs. 1,000

Check subject-specific posts before paying

SC/ST / PwBD / Ex‑Servicemen

Exemption (as per Government rules)

Upload valid proof to claim a fee waiver

8. KVS Recruitment 2025 Notification: Selection process

Selection uses staged assessments so you can focus preparation on the areas that matter most. The process begins with a computer‑based written examination tailored to each post. This first test decides the bulk of the shortlisted candidates.

8.1 Written examination, demo teaching, and interview weightage

For teaching posts (PRT, TGT, PGT), the weightage is clear: Written Examination 70%, Demo Teaching 15% and Interview 15%. Prioritise CBT performance because the written examination carries the highest stakes.

Rehearse short demo lessons aligned with NCERT and local pedagogy to score well in the practical test. Prepare concise answers that show classroom management, inclusive methods, and links to NEP approaches for the interview.

8.2 Post-specific stages, including document verification and medical

Leadership roles (Principal and Vice‑Principal) follow a slightly different route: written test, interview, and strict document verification. Non‑teaching posts may add skill tests (for example, typing or data entry) and a medical fitness check.

  • You will face a structured sequence starting with the CBT and moving to practical and personal tests.

  • Carry originals and photocopies of all documents; experience and category proofs must match what you uploaded.

  • If you apply for non‑teaching posts, expect post‑specific skill tests followed by document verification and medical examination.

  • Keep employment records ready to evidence experience and speed up the verification process.

Stage

Who it applies to

What to prepare

Written examination

All posts

CBT practice, subject revision, time management

Demo teaching / Skill test

Teaching / Non‑teaching (as required)

Lesson plan, demo materials, typing/skill practice

Interview & DV

Selected candidates

Original certificates, experience letters, and clear explanations of roles

9. KVS Recruitment 2025 Notification: Exam pattern 2025

Knowing the examination format helps you plan mock sessions and day‑to‑day study. The papers are timed and tailored to each post, so your practice must reflect the real test.

9.1 Structure for PRT and PRT Music

The standard PRT paper has 180 questions for 180 marks to be completed in 180 minutes. Parts include English (10), Hindi (10), GA & Current Affairs (10), Reasoning (5), Computer (5), Perspectives on Education & Leadership (60), and Subject Concerned (80).

PRT Music is 150 questions/150 marks in 150 minutes. It mirrors Parts I and II but gives 100 marks to the subject concerned. An interview carries 60 marks for Music candidates.

Parts

Subjects

No. of Questions

Total Marks

Duration

Part- I

General English

10

10

2 Hours 30 minutes

(180 minutes)

General Hindi

10

10

Part-II

General Awareness & Current Affairs

10

10

Reasoning Ability

5

5

Computer Literacy

5

5

Part-III

Perspectives on Education and Leadership

60

60

Part-IV

Subject Concerned

80

80

Total

180

180

9.2 Structure for TGT (all categories) and PGT

TGT and PGT (core subjects) typically have 180 questions in 180 minutes. The paper splits as English/Hindi (10+10), GK (10), Reasoning (5), Computer (5), Perspectives (40), and Subject Concerned (100).

For TGT streams such as P&HE, Art, or Work Experience, the weight shifts slightly toward GK, Reasoning, and Computer while keeping the 100‑mark subject section.

9.3 Patterns for Principal, Vice‑Principal, and Librarian

Principal and Vice‑Principal papers run 150 questions in 150 minutes. Expect English/Hindi, GK/Reasoning/Computer plus Education (50) and Administration & Finance (50). An interview of 60 marks follows.

S.No

Sections

Number of Questions

Maximum Marks

Time Duration

Part I

General English

General Hindi

10 

10

10 

10

150 minutes

 

 

Part - II

General Knowledge & Current Affairs 

Reasoning Ability

Computer Literacy

10 

10

10

10 

10

10

Part - III

Education

50

50

Part - IV

Administration & Finance

50

50

Total

150

150

Interview

60 Marks

Librarian tests are 150 questions/150 minutes with a 60‑mark interview component for final selection.

  • You will face a CBT tailored to your post; most teaching posts carry 180 questions in 180 minutes with no negative marking indicated.

  • English, Hindi, GK, Reasoning, and Computer recur across papers; Pedagogy and Subject Concerned command the largest shares.

  • Use timed mocks to allocate minutes per section and build speed for the exam.

Post

Questions / Marks

Key parts

PRT

180 / 180

Languages, GA, Computer, Pedagogy (60), Subject (80)

TGT / PGT

180 / 180

Languages, GK, Reasoning, Perspectives (40), Subject (100)

Principal / Librarian

150 / 150

Languages, GK, Education/Admin, Interview 60

10. KVS Recruitment 2025 Notification: Syllabus Essentials

A focused approach to Paper I helps you balance general sections with subject-specific preparation. Divide study sessions for English, Hindi, and reasoning so each gets regular attention.

English should cover articles, tenses, voice, comprehension, vocabulary, and error correction. Make concise notes for common rules and practise short passages daily.

Hindi requires attention to व्याकरण, शब्द भंडार, मुहावरे, वाक्य निर्माण and विराम चिन्ह. Use quick drills for sentence formation and error spotting.

Prepare Reasoning, General Knowledge & Current Affairs, and Computer Literacy to secure easy-to-moderate marks. Short topical revisions each day will keep facts fresh.

Devote time to Pedagogy / Perspectives on Education & Leadership. Cover learner diversity, assessment, NEP 2020 themes, classroom management, Bloom’s taxonomy, and assessment-for-learning strategies.

  • Build a subject roadmap: algebra and proofs for Mathematics; experiments and concepts for Science; historiography and basic economics for Social Science.

  • Map topics to NCERT frameworks to anticipate classroom-aligned questions.

  • Use topic-wise mock tests and concise formula/definition cards for rapid revision.

Finally, read the detailed official syllabus once it is released, so your plan matches the exact test and posts you choose. That final check ensures your qualification and preparation align with the official information.

11. KVS Recruitment 2025 Notification: Salary and allowances

Salary bands follow the 7th CPC and differ by role. You will find clear entry points for classroom and leadership posts. Pay ranges are indicative and include applicable DA, HRA, and other allowances.

Benchmarking helps. For example, Principal: Rs. 78,800–2,09,200; Vice‑Principal: Rs. 56,100–1,77,500; PGT: Rs. 47,600–1,51,100; TGT and Librarian/Group‑B Assistant: Rs. 44,900–1,42,400; PRT/PRT (Music): Rs. 35,400–1,12,400.

  • You will receive central government pay scales plus DA, HRA, and other allowances.

  • Use your experience to seek progression into higher positions over time.

  • Factor in city‑specific HRA categories when you estimate take‑home pay for different vacancies.

Role

Pay range (7th CPC)

Key note

PRT / PRT (Music)

Rs. 35,400–1,12,400

Entry classroom posts; steady increments

TGT / Librarian / Group‑B

Rs. 44,900–1,42,400

Higher subject responsibility; mapped similarly

PGT / Vice‑Principal / Principal

Rs. 47,600–2,09,200

Leadership growth; better long‑term prospects

Plan: expect annual increments, periodic DA hikes, and pension/NPS benefits. Check the official KVS notice for final details before you make choices about posts or relocation.

12. KVS Recruitment 2025 Notification: cut-off 

Past cut-offs give a helpful frame when you plan your target score for the upcoming examination. Use them to set practical goals, then adapt as official data arrives.

Historic marks from 2018 show where competition sat: PRT UR 68.60; TGT Maths UR 61.73; TGT Science UR 60.87; TGT English UR 58.05. These figures vary by category and subject, so treat them as directional guides rather than fixed targets.

You should note that the age cut-off date for eligibility is 4 December 2025. Also, remember that paper difficulty and the number of candidates affect the final cut-offs.

  • Aim above the likely category ranges to stay competitive.

  • Use mocks to keep accuracy above 80% in strong sections.

  • Track official post-exam communications for normalisation details.

Post

2018 UR cut-off

What you should do

PRT

68.60

Target higher scores; focus on pedagogy

TGT Maths / Science

≈61–62

Secure accuracy; practise timed sets

TGT English / Others

≈55–59

Balance sections; avoid weak areas

Finally, refine targets once memory-based reviews of the exam emerge. With balanced preparation, you will give yourself the best chance in this KVS recruitment 2025 cycle.

13. KVS Recruitment 2025 Notification: Posting zones and states

Your application may lead to postings in metro hubs, hill states, or island territories that are organised into six zones. Each zone groups a set of states and territories where you could be posted.

Be practical: indicate your preferences if allowed, but stay flexible as organisational needs guide final allocations.

  • Research city allowances and cost of living to weigh net benefits before you accept a transfer.

  • Consider North‑Eastern and island postings for unique professional and life experiences.

  • Plan family logistics early if you expect interstate mobility as part of your career path.

  • Network with existing staff in target zones to learn about housing and commute options.

Zone

States / Territories

Typical posts

Central

Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh

Teaching & non‑teaching positions across district stations

North

Chandigarh, Delhi, Haryana, HP, J&K, Punjab, Uttarakhand

Urban and hill postings; many administrative posts

East

West Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, Sikkim

Classroom roles with regional subject demand

West

Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Goa, Gujarat, D&N Haveli, Daman & Diu

Mixed city and rural positions; varied allowances

South

Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Telangana, Lakshadweep, A&N Islands

Coastal and island postings; specialized vacancies

North‑Eastern

Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Arunachal, Tripura, Nagaland

Remote placements; unique community engagement roles

Keep your contact details updated so zone‑specific instructions and posting information reach you without delay. Monitor official channels for any special reporting requirements.

Conclusion

This cycle asks you to balance timely action with focused study to improve selection odds.

Apply using the official link between 14 November and 4 December 2025 (Advt. No. 01/2025) and follow cbse.gov.in, kvsangathan.nic.in, or navodaya.gov.in for verified information.

Confirm your eligibility and qualification for the chosen posts (PRT, TGT, PGT, or non‑teaching) before you start the application form. Keep ID, photos, degrees, CTET, and category proofs ready to avoid delays.

Budget the applicable fee and check exemptions. Prepare for the CBT and written examination, rehearse demo teaching, and practise interview answers to strengthen your chances.

Remember the last date and the age cut‑off (4 December 2025). Act promptly, follow the process on official portals only, and keep documents and receipts safe to complete the process smoothly.


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