CBSE annouces National Teacher Award 2025, send nominations by July 6
The CBSE National Teacher Award 2025 self-nominations have been opened, the deadline for which stands on July 6. The award by the Central Board of Secondary Education aims to honour dedicated teachers and principals from CBSE-affiliated private independent schools who have shown exceptional commitment to education.To apply, teachers must have completed a minimum of 10 years of continuous service in schools affiliated with a recognised board of school education by 31 March 2025.advertisementPrincipals, on the other hand, must have at least 10 years of experience as a teacher and 5 years as a principal in a CBSE-affiliated institution. Those retiring on or after 31 March 2025 are also eligible.
Applicants must apply under only one category. Notably, principals are not permitted to apply in the teacher category.APPLICATION PROCESS AND REQUIRED DOCUMENTSApplications must be submitted online only via the official CBSE website: cbseit.in/cbse/2025/tchawrd. The last date to apply is 6 July 2025.Applicants need to upload the following documents:A signed declaration confirming the authenticity of the informationRecommendation letters and certificates of service, signed by the school managerAcademic documents from Class 10 to post-graduationStudent results from board or school-level examsAll documents must be in PDF format, each under 1MB, and verified by the school head (for teachers) or school manager (for principals).advertisementDirect link to apply for National Teacher Award 2025SELECTION PROCESS AND FINAL STAGECBSE will assess applications based on factors such as length of service, academic qualifications, age, and exam performance. A merit list will be drawn, and the top 24 candidates will be shortlisted.If candidates are tied in scores, additional evaluation parameters may be used. Shortlisted applicants will have two days to upload re-verified documents.In the final round, a National Level Scrutiny Committee will conduct an interaction session with shortlisted candidates and select six final awardees for the honour.CBSE has advised heads of institutions to share this announcement with all eligible staff and ensure timely submission of applications.- Ends
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