BSVV Guest Teacher and Guest Accompanist Recruitment 2026 for 15 PostsWalk-in Interview

• Guest Teacher—Music Theory, Sitar and Tabla: Merit assessment follows UGC norms, with first preference for relevant NET/SLET qualification or a Ph.D. The notice also considers a Music Theory-related degree, theory-teaching experience and postgraduate marks in the prescribed subject.
• Postgraduate specialisation is valid only for the corresponding subject; an instrumental music specialisation does not establish eligibility for Vocal.
• Guest Teacher—Computer Science: M.Tech., M.Sc. or an equivalent examination, along with two years of work experience.
• Guest Accompanist—Tabla, Sarangi and Vocal: Graduate, Visharad or equivalent qualification in the relevant discipline with at least 55% marks. SC/ST candidates receive a 5% marks relaxation, and All India Radio graded artists receive preference.
• Guest Accompanist—Harmonium: Graduate, Visharad or equivalent qualification in any classical music discipline with at least 55% marks. A Diploma or equivalent qualification in Harmonium receives preference.
• The notice also states a postgraduate minimum of 55% marks, reduced to 50% for SC/ST candidates. Check the post-specific provisions in the official notification.

• Use the prescribed application form printed on page 2 of the notification.
• Complete the form, specify the post sought and enter the requested personal, educational, musical qualification and experience details.
• Paste a self-attested passport-size photograph and attach the required self-attested documents.
• Submit the application at Bhatkhande Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya, Lucknow on a working day by 27 October 2026.
• Alternatively, attend the walk-in interview directly at the university office at 12:00 noon on 27 October 2026 with the completed application.
• Carry all original certificates and self-attested photocopies, and be prepared to give a demonstration.

Temporary appointments for 2026–27

Bhatkhande Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya, Lucknow is recruiting for 15 temporary positions through its notification dated 09 October 2026. The vacancies cover Guest Teachers in Music Theory, Sitar, Tabla and Computer Science, alongside Guest Accompanists in Tabla, Sarangi, Vocal and Harmonium. The Tabla, Sarangi and Vocal accompaniment work is connected with Kathak dance.

Eligibility depends on the discipline

For the music teaching positions, assessment follows UGC norms and the notice's preference order, beginning with relevant NET/SLET qualification or a Ph.D. Subject specialisation matters: a postgraduate qualification in one discipline is accepted only for that discipline. Computer Science applicants need an M.Tech., M.Sc. or equivalent qualification and two years of work experience.

Accompanist eligibility includes Graduate, Visharad or equivalent qualifications, with discipline-specific requirements. All India Radio grading receives preference for Tabla, Sarangi and Vocal, while a Harmonium Diploma or equivalent qualification receives preference for Harmonium. The notice separately includes a postgraduate marks requirement of 55%, or 50% for SC/ST candidates, so applicants should check the provisions for their chosen post.

Application and interview arrangements

The deadline for submitting the application at the university is 27 October 2026, with submissions accepted on working days. Candidates may instead attend the walk-in interview directly at the university office on 27 October 2026 at 12:00 noon.

• Complete the form on page 2 of the notification and identify the post being applied for.
• Enter the requested qualifications, marks, experience and All India Radio grade, where applicable.
• Paste the self-attested passport-size photograph and attach the listed enclosures.
• Bring original records and self-attested copies to the interview, where a demonstration is compulsory.

Pay and appointment conditions

Payment will be a fixed amount set by the university; the notification does not provide a figure. These are not regular appointments. Engagement is for the academic session 2026–27, subject to completion of examinations, regular appointments or further orders. The university may end the engagement as required, without a notice period. Its decision will be final in any dispute.