Physics (NEET) Vacancy in Hisar, Haryana
RPS Sainik School | Hansi
Job Description
A dedicated Physics teacher is required to join RPS Sainik School in Hansi, Hisar, as part of its NEET-focused curriculum. This role aligns with the school’s rigorous academic standards and prepares students for competitive medical entrance exams. The successful candidate will deliver engaging, high-quality physics instruction while fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
The teacher will develop and implement lesson plans aligned with the CBSE syllabus, ensuring comprehensive coverage of topics like mechanics, thermodynamics, electricity, and modern physics. Daily classroom instruction must be interactive, using visual aids, experiments, and real-world applications to enhance understanding. The role also involves guiding students through NEET-specific problem sets and past-year question papers to build exam readiness.
Assessment is a key responsibility, with regular quizzes, unit tests, and project-based evaluations to track progress. The teacher will collaborate with subject coordinators to refine teaching strategies and adapt content based on student performance trends. Preparing students for NEET requires close attention to conceptual clarity, numerical accuracy, and time management—key strengths expected in this position.
Professional growth is encouraged through participation in school workshops, curriculum updates, and peer learning sessions. The teacher will maintain accurate grade records and communicate progress updates to parents, ensuring transparency in academic development. Experience in teaching physics to students preparing for high-stakes exams is highly valued, though formal TET/CTET certification is not mandatory for this role.
The salary for this full-time position is Rs.85,000 to Rs.95,000 per month, reflecting the institution’s commitment to supporting qualified educators in this specialized field. A postgraduate degree in Physics or a related discipline is required, along with at least four years of teaching experience. The ideal candidate will bring enthusiasm for physics education and a passion for mentoring students through their academic challenges.