EXAM SYLLABUS

UP TET Paper 1 (for Classes 1-5, Primary Level) consists of 150 MCQs (150 marks, 2.5 hours, no negative marking). It covers five sections: Child Development & Pedagogy (30 marks), Language I (30 marks), Language II (30 marks), Mathematics (30 marks), and Environmental Studies (30 marks). The syllabus is based on NCERT Class 1-5 level content, with heavy emphasis on pedagogy, child psychology (age 6-11 years), and teaching methods aligned with NEP 2020 principles.

Paper I Detailed Syllabus – Section-Wise

Child Development and Pedagogy (30 Questions / 30 Marks)

Meaning, necessity, scope, and stages of child development (physical, mental, emotional, language, creativity, social).

Factors influencing development: heredity, environment (family, school, society, media).

Learning principles: meaning, factors affecting learning, methods (trial & error, conditioning), theories (Thorndike, Pavlov, Skinner, Piaget, Vygotsky, Kohlberg).

Inclusive education: addressing diverse learners, special needs, gifted children, gender as social construct.

Pedagogy: child-centred education, teaching-learning process, motivation, assessment for learning, remedial teaching, error analysis, guidance & counseling.

How children think/learn, multi-dimensional intelligence, individual differences, critical thinking.

Language I (Hindi/English – Candidate's Choice, 30 Questions / 30 Marks)

Content: Unseen passages (prose/poetry), grammar (parts of speech, tenses, sentence types, punctuation, vocabulary, idioms, synonyms/antonyms).

Pedagogy: Principles of language acquisition/learning, role of listening/speaking/reading/writing.

Critical perspective on grammar, challenges in teaching language in diverse classrooms.

Language skills evaluation, remedial teaching, teaching materials/aids, error analysis.

Language II (Different from Language I: English/Urdu/Sanskrit/etc., 30 Questions / 30 Marks)

Content: Unseen comprehension passage, grammar & usage (similar to Language I for chosen language).

Pedagogy: Same as Language I – acquisition principles, skills development (listening/speaking/reading/writing), challenges, evaluation methods, remedial strategies for upper primary level.

Mathematics (30 Questions / 30 Marks)

Content: Number system (natural numbers, place value), operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division), fractions, decimals, LCM/HCF, percentage, ratio & proportion, unitary method, profit/loss, simple interest, geometry (shapes, symmetry, angles), measurement (length, weight, capacity, time, money), data handling (pictographs, bar graphs), mental maths.

Pedagogy: Nature/place of mathematics in curriculum, language of maths, community mathematics, evaluation (formal/informal), error analysis, diagnostic & remedial teaching, teaching aids.

Environmental Studies (30 Questions / 30 Marks)

Content: Family & friends (relationships, work/play), food (sources, materials), shelter, water, travel, plants/animals, things we make/do, basic science/history/geography/civics/environment (UP-specific elements like rivers, culture, pollution).

Pedagogy: Concept & scope of EVS, significance, integrated EVS approach, learning principles, activities/experiments/observation/discussion, problems in teaching, evaluation, teaching aids/materials.

Key Notes for UP TET Paper 1 2026

Questions are objective (MCQs) with 4 options.

Focus on conceptual understanding, pedagogy (50%+ weightage indirectly), and application-based questions.

The syllabus aligns with NCERT books (Class 1-5) and NCTE guidelines; no major changes expected from previous years.

Official syllabus PDF (in Hindi/English) will be available on upessc.up.gov.in or updeled.gov.in with the notification (exam dates: July 2-4, 2026).

EXAM PATTERN

The UP TET 2026 (Uttar Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test) consists of two papers (Paper 1 for Classes 1-5 and Paper 2 for Classes 6-8), each with 150 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) for 150 marks and a duration of 2 hours 30 minutes (150 minutes). The exam is offline (pen-and-paper/OMR-based), bilingual (Hindi & English), with no negative marking (+1 mark per correct answer, 0 for wrong/unattempted). Qualifying marks are typically 60% (90 marks) for General and relaxed for reserved categories.

Detailed UP TET 2026 Exam Pattern

Paper 1 (Primary Level – Classes 1 to 5) This paper qualifies candidates to teach primary classes (1-5). All sections are compulsory.

Additional Key Points

Question Type: All objective MCQs (4 options).

Mode: Offline (pen & paper).

Medium: Bilingual – Hindi & English (except language sections).

The pattern remains consistent with previous years (no major changes announced for 2026).

For the official confirmation (including any minor updates), check the notification on https://upessc.up.gov.in or https://updeled.gov.in when released (exam dates: July 2-4, 2026).

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

The UP TET 2026 (Uttar Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test) eligibility criteria, as per the latest guidelines from UPBEB/UPESSC (Uttar Pradesh Basic Education Board/Education Service Selection Commission), include a minimum age of 18 years (no upper age limit in most cases, though some sources mention 35 years with relaxations for reserved categories). Candidates must meet educational qualifications for Paper 1 (Classes 1-5) or Paper 2 (Classes 6-8), with relaxations in marks for SC/ST/OBC/PwD categories (usually 5%). Nationality: Indian citizens (or subjects of Nepal/Bhutan with an eligibility certificate).

Detailed UP TET 2026 Eligibility Criteria (Paper-Wise)

1. Nationality

Must be an Indian citizen.

Candidates from Nepal/Bhutan or Indian origin may apply with a Government of India eligibility certificate.

Preference is given to Uttar Pradesh domicile holders (especially for Paper 1, where UP domicile is often required or strongly preferred).

2. Age Limit

Minimum Age: 18 years (as on the date specified in the notification).

Maximum Age: No upper age limit in recent patterns (as per 2026 sources), though some older notifications cap at 35 years for General (with relaxations: +3 years for OBC, +5 for SC/ST, +10-15 for PwD).

Relaxation for reserved categories as per UP Government norms (check official notification for exact).

3. Educational Qualification

Paper 1 (Primary Teachers – Classes 1 to 5)

Senior Secondary (Class 12 or equivalent) with minimum 50% marks (relaxed to 45% for reserved categories).

AND

2-year Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed / BTC) OR

4-year Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.El.Ed) OR

2-year Diploma in Education (Special Education) OR

Graduation with 2-year D.El.Ed (or pursuing final year).

Candidates appearing in the final year of the qualifying exam are also eligible (must complete before appointment).

Paper 2 (Upper Primary Teachers – Classes 6 to 8)

Graduation (Bachelor’s degree in any discipline) with minimum 50% marks (relaxed to 45% for reserved).

AND

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) OR

B.Ed (Special Education) OR

4-year B.El.Ed OR

2-year D.El.Ed with graduation OR

Post-graduation with B.Ed (minimum 45% in B.Ed for some cases).

For specific subjects (Maths/Science/Social Studies), relevant graduation subjects may be required.

4. Other Important Points

No limit on the number of attempts (you can appear multiple times to improve your score).

Qualifying marks in TET: Usually 60% (90/150 marks) for General; relaxed to 55% for OBC/SC/ST/PwD (as per NCTE/UP rules).

The TET certificate is valid for a lifetime (as per NCTE guidelines since 2021).

Final eligibility verification happens during teacher recruitment (e.g., Super TET or direct recruitment).

IMPORTANT DATES

UP TET 2026 (Uttar Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test) will be conducted on 2 July 2026 (Thursday), 3 July 2026 (Friday), and 4 July 2026 (Saturday) over three days, as per the official exam calendar released by UPESSC (Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission). The exam will have two shifts daily: Morning shift (9:30 AM to 12:00 PM) and Afternoon shift (2:30 PM to 5:00 PM), with Paper 1 (Classes 1-5) and Paper 2 (Classes 6-8) allotted across these shifts.

EXAM ANALYSIS

The last UP TET exam was conducted on January 23, 2022 (after a postponement from November 2021 due to a paper leak). It was held in a single day across Uttar Pradesh in two shifts: Paper I (Primary Level for Classes 1-5) in the morning shift from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM, and Paper II (Upper Primary Level for Classes 6-8) in the afternoon shift from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM. The exam was offline (pen-and-paper mode) with bilingual question papers (Hindi and English). No UP TET was conducted in 2023, 2024, or 2025 (the 2025 exam was postponed from January 29-30, 2026, and new dates were not announced by February 2026). The upcoming UP TET 2026 is scheduled for July 2, 3, and 4, 2026, likely in multiple shifts per day (morning 9:30 AM-12:00 PM and afternoon 2:30 PM-5:00 PM, based on recent announcements).

Based on the 2022 Paper I, the exam was easy to moderate overall, with a focus on pedagogy, child psychology, and basic subject knowledge aligned with the NCERT curricula (Classes 1-5 level). Good attempts were around 120-124 out of 150, with no negative marking, making it a good score for well-prepared candidates. Questions emphasised conceptual understanding, teaching methods, and inclusive education, with some Rajasthan/UP-specific EVS elements. For 2026, expect similar patterns but with more emphasis on NEP 2020, digital education, and current affairs in pedagogy—practice PYQs and mocks for accuracy/speed.

Detailed Exam Pattern for UP TET Paper I (Expected for 2026, Same as 2022)

UP TET Paper I is for aspiring primary teachers (Classes 1-5). It's an objective-type exam with 150 MCQs for 150 marks, duration 2 hours 30 minutes, no negative marking (+1 per correct answer, 0 for wrong/unattempted). Qualifying marks: 60% (90 marks) for General; relaxed for reserved categories (e.g., 55% for OBC/SC/ST).

Key Insights & Expectations for UP TET Paper I 2026

Difficulty Trend: 2022 was easier than expected (post-leak rescheduling), with 70-80% questions from the standard syllabus. Expect moderate in 2026, with more application-based questions on child-centric teaching (per NEP 2020).

Section-Wise Expectations: Pedagogy will dominate (50% weightage indirectly); focus on inclusive strategies, digital tools. Languages may have more unseen passages; Maths/EVS on real-life applications/UP current events (e.g., environmental issues).

Changes/Pattern Stability: Pattern unchanged since 2011; multi-day shifts in 2026 due to high candidates (15+ lakh expected). Prepare for OMR-based, bilingual papers.

Preparation Tips Based on 2022: Solve 2022 PYQs (available on updeled.gov.in); aim 130+ for safety. Weak areas: English pedagogy, data interpretation in Maths. Mock tests are essential for timing.

STUDY TIPS

Since the UPTET exam (originally scheduled for January 29-30, 2026) has been postponed due to administrative reasons, you now have extra time to prepare thoroughly. New dates will be announced soon on the official website updeled.gov.in – keep checking for updates. Use this delay to strengthen your concepts, practice more, and aim for a high score.

UPTET has two papers:

Paper 1: For teaching Classes 1-5 (Primary)

Paper 2: For teaching Classes 6-8 (Upper Primary) (Candidates can appear for both if aiming for Classes 1-8.)

The exam is offline, 150 MCQs, 150 marks, 2.5 hours, no negative marking. Qualifying marks: 60% (90/150) for General; 55% (82/150) for reserved categories.

Key Subjects (Common to Both Papers)

Child Development & Pedagogy (30 marks)

Language I (Hindi) (30 marks)

Language II (English/Urdu/Sanskrit) (30 marks)

Mathematics (Paper 1: 30 marks; Paper 2: varies)

Environmental Studies (Paper 1 only: 30 marks)

Science/Maths or Social Studies (Paper 2 only: 60 marks)

Top 10 Study Tips for UPTET Success

Understand the Syllabus Thoroughly Download the latest syllabus from updeled.gov.in (it's similar to previous years). Focus on NCERT books (Classes 1-8) as most questions are based on them. Prioritize high-weightage topics like child psychology theories (Piaget, Kohlberg, Vygotsky).

Create a Realistic Study Plan

Dedicate 4-6 hours daily.

Divide time: 40% on weak subjects, 30% on revision, 30% on practice.

Sample 3-Month Plan (adjust based on time left):

Month 1: Cover syllabus subject-wise.

Month 2: Deep dive + notes making.

Month 3: Mock tests + revision. Use Pomodoro technique (study 50 mins, break 10 mins) for focus.

Focus on Child Development & Pedagogy This is scoring if concepts are clear. Study learning theories, inclusive education, and teaching methods. Make short notes on key psychologists.

Strengthen Languages

Hindi: Grammar, comprehension, pedagogy.

English: Basic grammar, unseen passages. Practice reading newspapers daily for better comprehension.

Master Mathematics & EVS/Science/Social Studies

Build basics from NCERT.

For Maths: Practice problems daily (arithmetic, geometry).

EVS/Social Studies: Focus on UP-specific facts, history timelines, geography maps.

Practice Previous Years' Papers & Mock Tests Solve at least 10-15 past UPTET/CTET papers. Take full-length mocks weekly (aim for 120+ marks). Analyze mistakes and improve speed/accuracy.

Make Concise Notes Jot down formulas, key points, shortcuts, and important facts in one notebook for quick revision in the last weeks.

Recommended Best Books

Child Development & Pedagogy - Arihant or Disha Publications CTET/UPTET Guide

Hindi - Arihant Hindi Bhasha Evam Shikshashastra

English - Wren & Martin + Pearson Guide

Mathematics - R.S. Aggarwal + NCERT (Classes 6-8)

Environmental Studies - Lucent's EVS or Arihant

Science - NCERT Science (6-8) + Lucent GK

Social Studies - NCERT History/Geography/Civics + Arihant SST

Health & Motivation Tips

Sleep 7-8 hours, exercise, and eat healthy.

Join online groups/forums for doubts.

Stay positive – track progress weekly.

Last-Minute Strategy (When Dates Are Announced)

Revise notes only.

Take 1-2 mocks daily.

Focus on scoring sections like Pedagogy & Languages.

STUDY PLANS

The UPTET exam (originally scheduled for January 29-30, 2026) has been officially postponed, giving you valuable extra time (likely 2-3 months) for thorough preparation. New dates will be announced soon on updeled.gov.in – check regularly. This delay is an opportunity to build strong concepts, improve weak areas, and practice extensively. Below is a comprehensive study plan presented in clear points and supporting paragraphs for easy understanding.

General Guidelines

Study consistently for 5-7 hours daily (more on weekends).

Base your preparation on NCERT books (Classes 1-8).

Practice 50-100 MCQs daily and take 2 full-length mock tests weekly.

Focus daily on Child Development & Pedagogy (1-2 hours) as it's common and high-scoring.

No negative marking – prioritize accuracy and speed.

Recommended resources: Arihant/Disha UPTET guides, previous year papers, online platforms like Adda247 or Testbook.

These guidelines form the foundation of your preparation. Following them strictly will help you qualify easily (90/150 for General, 82/150 for Reserved) and score higher for better recruitment chances.

Subject-Wise Daily Time Allocation

Child Development & Pedagogy: 1.5-2 hours (theories, teaching methods, psychologists like Piaget, Vygotsky).

Hindi Language: 1 hour (grammar, comprehension, pedagogy).

English/Second Language: 1 hour (basic grammar, passages).

Mathematics: 1.5-2 hours (daily problem practice).

Environmental Studies (Paper 1): 1.5 hours (concepts + UP-specific facts).

Science or Social Studies (Paper 2): 1.5-2 hours (NCERT-based).

Allocating time this way ensures balanced coverage. Pedagogy and languages are quick-scoring sections, while Maths/EVS/Science/SST need regular practice to build confidence.

6-Month Study Plan

Month 1: Understand the latest syllabus and exam pattern; start with Child Development & Pedagogy (CDP) basics.

Month 2: Complete Language I (Hindi) and Language

STUDY TIPS

Since the UPTET exam (originally scheduled for January 29-30, 2026) has been postponed due to administrative reasons, you now have extra time to prepare thoroughly. New dates will be announced soon on the official website updeled.gov.in – keep checking for updates. Use this delay to strengthen your concepts, practice more, and aim for a high score.

UPTET has two papers:

Paper 1: For teaching Classes 1-5 (Primary)

Paper 2: For teaching Classes 6-8 (Upper Primary) (Candidates can appear for both if aiming for Classes 1-8.)

The exam is offline, 150 MCQs, 150 marks, 2.5 hours, no negative marking. Qualifying marks: 60% (90/150) for General; 55% (82/150) for reserved categories.

Key Subjects (Common to Both Papers)

Child Development & Pedagogy (30 marks)

Language I (Hindi) (30 marks)

Language II (English/Urdu/Sanskrit) (30 marks)

Mathematics (Paper 1: 30 marks; Paper 2: varies)

Environmental Studies (Paper 1 only: 30 marks)

Science/Maths or Social Studies (Paper 2 only: 60 marks)

Top 10 Study Tips for UPTET Success

Understand the Syllabus Thoroughly Download the latest syllabus from updeled.gov.in (it's similar to previous years). Focus on NCERT books (Classes 1-8) as most questions are based on them. Prioritize high-weightage topics like child psychology theories (Piaget, Kohlberg, Vygotsky).

Create a Realistic Study Plan

Dedicate 4-6 hours daily.

Divide time: 40% on weak subjects, 30% on revision, 30% on practice.

Sample 3-Month Plan (adjust based on time left):

Month 1: Cover syllabus subject-wise.

Month 2: Deep dive + notes making.

Month 3: Mock tests + revision. Use Pomodoro technique (study 50 mins, break 10 mins) for focus.

Focus on Child Development & Pedagogy This is scoring if concepts are clear. Study learning theories, inclusive education, and teaching methods. Make short notes on key psychologists.

Strengthen Languages

Hindi: Grammar, comprehension, pedagogy.

English: Basic grammar, unseen passages. Practice reading newspapers daily for better comprehension.

Master Mathematics & EVS/Science/Social Studies

Build basics from NCERT.

For Maths: Practice problems daily (arithmetic, geometry).

EVS/Social Studies: Focus on UP-specific facts, history timelines, geography maps.

Practice Previous Years' Papers & Mock Tests Solve at least 10-15 past UPTET/CTET papers. Take full-length mocks weekly (aim for 120+ marks). Analyze mistakes and improve speed/accuracy.

Make Concise Notes Jot down formulas, key points, shortcuts, and important facts in one notebook for quick revision in the last weeks.

Recommended Best Books

Child Development & Pedagogy - Arihant or Disha Publications CTET/UPTET Guide

Hindi - Arihant Hindi Bhasha Evam Shikshashastra

English - Wren & Martin + Pearson Guide

Mathematics - R.S. Aggarwal + NCERT (Classes 6-8)

Environmental Studies - Lucent's EVS or Arihant

Science - NCERT Science (6-8) + Lucent GK

Social Studies - NCERT History/Geography/Civics + Arihant SST

Health & Motivation Tips

Sleep 7-8 hours, exercise, and eat healthy.

Join online groups/forums for doubts.

Stay positive – track progress weekly.

Last-Minute Strategy (When Dates Are Announced)

Revise notes only.

Take 1-2 mocks daily.

Focus on scoring sections like Pedagogy & Languages.

STUDY PLANS

The UPTET exam (originally scheduled for January 29-30, 2026) has been officially postponed, giving you valuable extra time (likely 2-3 months) for thorough preparation. New dates will be announced soon on updeled.gov.in – check regularly. This delay is an opportunity to build strong concepts, improve weak areas, and practice extensively. Below is a comprehensive study plan presented in clear points and supporting paragraphs for easy understanding.

General Guidelines

Study consistently for 5-7 hours daily (more on weekends).

Base your preparation on NCERT books (Classes 1-8).

Practice 50-100 MCQs daily and take 2 full-length mock tests weekly.

Focus daily on Child Development & Pedagogy (1-2 hours) as it's common and high-scoring.

No negative marking – prioritize accuracy and speed.

Recommended resources: Arihant/Disha UPTET guides, previous year papers, online platforms like Adda247 or Testbook.

These guidelines form the foundation of your preparation. Following them strictly will help you qualify easily (90/150 for General, 82/150 for Reserved) and score higher for better recruitment chances.

Subject-Wise Daily Time Allocation

Child Development & Pedagogy: 1.5-2 hours (theories, teaching methods, psychologists like Piaget, Vygotsky).

Hindi Language: 1 hour (grammar, comprehension, pedagogy).

English/Second Language: 1 hour (basic grammar, passages).

Mathematics: 1.5-2 hours (daily problem practice).

Environmental Studies (Paper 1): 1.5 hours (concepts + UP-specific facts).

Science or Social Studies (Paper 2): 1.5-2 hours (NCERT-based).

Allocating time this way ensures balanced coverage. Pedagogy and languages are quick-scoring sections, while Maths/EVS/Science/SST need regular practice to build confidence.

6-Month Study Plan

Month 1: Understand the latest syllabus and exam pattern; start with Child Development & Pedagogy (CDP) basics.

Month 2: Complete Language I (Hindi) and Language II (English/Sanskrit/Urdu) with grammar and pedagogy.

Month 3: Cover Mathematics and Environmental Studies (for Paper 1) or subject-specific topics (for Paper 2).

Month 4: Finish remaining topics and begin solving previous year question papers.

Practice topic-wise MCQs daily and revise weekly.

Start taking 1–2 sectional mock tests every week.

Month 5: Attempt full-length mock tests regularly and analyze your performance.

Focus on weak areas and prepare short revision notes.

Month 6: Intensive revision of all subjects and important teaching theories.

Maintain consistency, improve time management, and revise previous year papers thoroughly.

3-Month Intensive Plan 

Weeks 1-4 (Foundation Building): Focus on Child Development & Pedagogy + Languages (Hindi & English). Complete theories, grammar rules, and make short notes.

Weeks 5-8 (Core Subjects): Cover Mathematics + EVS (Paper 1) or Science/Social Studies (Paper 2). Finish NCERT chapters and solve basic problems.

Weeks 9-10 (Advanced Practice): Mix all topics, integrate pedagogy questions, and solve 10+ previous year papers.

Weeks 11-12 (Revision & Mocks): Revise notes daily, take timed full mocks, and analyze errors. Aim for 120+ marks consistently.

This 3-month plan is intensive yet realistic. The first phase strengthens your base, the middle phase deepens subject knowledge, and the final phase sharpens exam skills through rigorous practice and revision.

2-Month Crash Plan 

Days 1-20 (Build Basics): Prioritize high-weightage topics (Pedagogy, Languages, key chapters in Maths/EVS/Science/SST).

Days 21-40 (Practice Heavy): Solve topic-wise tests daily and 8-10 previous papers; take mocks on alternate days.

Days 41-60 (Final Polish): Light revision of notes, daily full mocks, and focus only on weak areas.

A crash plan works best if you have some prior preparation. It emphasizes quick coverage of essentials followed by heavy practice to boost speed and accuracy in a shorter timeframe.

1-Month Study Plan

1. Review the complete syllabus and exam pattern for Paper 1 or Paper 2.

2. Revise Child Development & Pedagogy (CDP) concepts and important theories.

3. Strengthen Language I (Hindi) and Language II (English/Sanskrit/Urdu) grammar and pedagogy.

4. Revise Mathematics & Environmental Studies (Paper 1) or subject-specific topics (Paper 2).

5. Solve previous year question papers every 2–3 days.

6. Attempt 3–4 full-length mock tests each week.

7. Analyse mistakes and immediately work on weak topics.

8. Prepare short notes for quick revision.

9. Practice time management to complete the paper within the given duration.

10. Stay consistent, revise daily, and maintain confidence before the exam.

Long-Term Tips for Success

Track weekly progress in a notebook (mock scores, weak topics).

Revise formulas, key facts, and pedagogy notes regularly.

When new exam dates are announced, switch to 1-2 mocks daily in the last 15-20 days.

Stay healthy: Sleep 7-8 hours, exercise, and eat well to maintain focus.

OVERVIEW

Uttar Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test (UPTET) is a state-level examination conducted to determine the eligibility of candidates for Primary (Classes 1 to 5) and Upper Primary (Classes 6-8) level teacher posts in the schools of Uttar Pradesh. The Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission (UPESSC) conducts the exam on behalf of the Uttar Pradesh Basic Education Board (UPBEB). Candidates who want to teach at the primary level (Classes 1 to 5) appear for UPTET Paper I, and those who wish to teach at the upper-primary level (Classes 6-8) appear for UPTET Paper II. Candidates who plan to teach Classes 1 to 8 need to appear for both UPTET papers.

SELECTION PROCESS

The Uttar Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test (UPTET) is a qualifying examination only, conducted by the Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission (UPESSC). Qualifying for UPTET does not guarantee a job; it awards an eligibility certificate (valid for a lifetime) required to apply for Primary (Classes 1-5) and Upper Primary (Classes 6-8) teacher positions through separate recruitment exams (e.g., Super TET or UP Assistant Teacher Recruitment).

Key Stages in the Process

Application and Admit Card: Candidates meeting eligibility criteria register online, receive admit cards, and appear for the exam (postponed; new dates awaited).

Written Examination: Single offline exam (Paper I for Primary, Paper II for Upper Primary, or both). 150 MCQs, 150 marks, no negative marking.

Qualification Criteria: Candidates must score the minimum qualifying marks (out of 150):

General/Unreserved: 60% (90 marks)

OBC/SC/ST/PwD/Ex-Servicemen: 55% (82 marks)

Result and Certificate: Results declare qualifying status. Successful candidates receive a digital/physical UPTET Eligibility Certificate.

Further Recruitment: Use the certificate to apply for actual teacher vacancies announced separately by UPBEB or other bodies (merit-based on recruitment exam scores, interviews if applicable).

There is no interview or additional round in the UPTET itself.