The Teacher Service Commission (TSC) is a specialized and autonomous body of Nepal that provides various human resource management services to improve the quality of public education.
The Commission’s services can mainly be classified into five pillars:
1) permanent teacher recruitment,
2) teacher promotion,
3) teaching license,
4) digital and technical services, and
5) administrative and policy services.
This guide provides complete information for candidates, serving teachers, school administrations, and policymakers on how to access the Commission’s services and what process to follow for each service.

This is the Commission’s primary and largest service.
Under this, new teachers are selected through open and inclusive competition.
Level-wise vacancies: separate vacancies for primary, lower secondary, and secondary levels
Inclusive selection: reserved quotas for women, Indigenous/Nationalities, Madhesi, Dalit, persons with disabilities, and backward regions
Online application system: a service that allows candidates to apply from home through online.tsc.gov.np
Admit card issuance: service to receive a digital admit card through the online system
Center allocation: service to assign exam centers based on the candidate’s accessible location and province
Standardized examinations: written exams conducted with security and transparency as per national standards
Multi-stage results: separate publication of results for general exam, subject-based exam, and interview
Appointment recommendation: service of sending recommendations for permanent appointment to the concerned district Education Development and Coordination Unit
Contract eligibility list: service of including candidates who could not be recommended for permanent posts but achieved a specified score in an eligibility list for contract teacher hiring
To support career development and maintain morale of serving permanent teachers, the Commission provides promotion-related services.
Promotion to a higher category based on teacher experience, academic qualifications, training, and students’ results (performance evaluation)
Process: the teacher must fill the performance evaluation form (Kasamu) through the concerned unit and send it to the Commission
Promotion opportunity through written exam and interview for teachers who have completed a specified service period
This provides capable teachers an opportunity for faster career development
Issuing licenses to those who want to enter the teaching profession is another important Commission service.
Service of providing a license through examination for individuals who meet minimum academic and training requirements
Separate exams conducted for primary, lower secondary, and secondary levels
Service to obtain a duplicate by paying the prescribed fee if the original license is lost, torn, or destroyed
For this, an application must be submitted to the Commission with a police report and a recommendation from the local level
Service to correct name, surname, date of birth, or other details by providing supporting evidence
Note: this service may be available only within a specific time limit or based on a notice
In the era of technology, the Commission has made its services fully digital.
Result inquiry system: service allowing candidates to view detailed marks (mark sheet) by entering roll number and date of birth
Syllabus access: updated syllabuses for all levels and subjects available for download in PDF format
Notice archive: archive service to search old vacancies, results, and notices
Online payment integration: service allowing applicants to pay fees directly via ConnectIPS or designated banks
These services are linked to the Commission’s transparency and accountability.
Service allowing candidates who are dissatisfied with written exam results to submit an application within the specified time for re-totaling of marks
Service to register and resolve complaints related to online application problems, exam irregularities, or staff behavior
Technical support is available via the Commission’s help desk through phone or email
Verification service when different bodies want to check the legal validity of a teaching license or appointment
Providing certified copies of documents required for study leave or foreign purposes
The Commission serves not only individual service users but also the state.
Advice and suggestions to the government: providing opinions to the Ministry of Education regarding teachers’ service conditions and facilities
Annual report: submitting a report with details of the Commission’s yearly work to the President (through the Government of Nepal), reflecting the education sector’s statistical situation
Before taking any service, keep the following documents ready.
Citizenship certificate: mandatory for all services
Academic certificates: transcript, character certificate, and provisional
Training certificate: for those outside education studies
Teaching license: for vacancies and promotions
Inclusive certification letter: for targeted groups
Experience certificate: for serving or temporary teachers
Passport-size photo and signature: for online profile
Solution: clear the browser cache or try in incognito mode. Check whether the uploaded file size is within the specified limit, usually within 200KB.
Solution: when searching within the result PDF, font issues may prevent results from showing. Check both roll number and name manually, one by one.
Solution: first file a loss application at the nearest police post. Then download the duplicate form from the Commission website and contact the Commission with a recommendation from the district coordination unit.
The Teacher Service Commission’s services are now far more transparent and accessible than before.
In line with the concept of paperless and faceless services, the Commission is moving forward.
Service users do not need to rely on middlemen.
For official information, always use only the Commission’s website and official channels.
Correct use of these services provides a qualified person the opportunity to become the backbone of Nepal’s education system.