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UPTET 2025

All you need to know: notification, eligibility, syllabus and preparation plan for Uttar Pradesh TET 2025.

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Exam Name

Uttar Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test (UPTET) 2025

Conducting Body

Board of High School and Intermediate Education Uttar Pradesh (or designated authority)

Papers

Paper I (Class 1–5), Paper II (Class 6–8) — candidates can appear for both.

UPTET 2025 — Notification Highlights

The official notification contains: important dates, application process, fee structure, syllabus, eligibility criteria, exam centres and instructions. Download and read the official PDF from the Uttar Pradesh education board or recruitment portal before applying.

How to Apply (Simple Steps)

  1. Register on the official UPTET application portal.
  2. Fill personal, educational and bank details accurately.
  3. Upload photograph, signature and required documents in specified format.
  4. Pay application fee online and submit the form.
  5. Download confirmation receipt and keep a print for records.

Prepare scanned documents (ID, mark sheets, certificates) as per file-size and dimension guidelines to avoid upload issues.

Eligibility Criteria — UPTET 2025

Educational Qualifications — Paper I (Primary)

  • Senior Secondary (or equivalent) with at least 50% and 2-year Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed); OR
  • Senior Secondary with at least 45% and 2-year Diploma in Elementary Education (as per some relaxed rules); OR
  • Graduation and BTC / D.El.Ed / B.Ed as accepted by state norms. Follow notification for exact combinations.

Educational Qualifications — Paper II (Upper Primary)

  • Graduation with 50% and B.Ed (1-year / 2-year) or equivalent as per NCTE norms; OR
  • Graduation in relevant subject with BTC/ B.El.Ed / BA.B.Ed / BSc.B.Ed depending on state rules.

Age Limit

UPTET is a qualifying exam; typically there is no upper age limit for appearing. Recruitment boards may enforce age limits for specific teaching jobs.

Certificate Validity

UPTET certificate validity will be as per the state notification; many states accept lifetime validity while some restrict to a certain period. Check the PDF for exact clauses.

Exam Pattern — Paper I & Paper II

UPTET follows the standard TET pattern: multiple-choice objective questions. Each paper typically contains 150 questions worth 150 marks. There may be no negative marking — confirm via notification.

Paper I (Class 1–5) — Typical Sections

SectionQuestionsMarks
Child Development & Pedagogy3030
Language I (Hindi / Regional)3030
Language II (English)3030
Mathematics3030
Environmental Studies3030

Total: 150 questions, 150 marks — duration typically 2 hours.

Paper II (Class 6–8) — Typical Sections

SectionQuestionsMarks
Child Development & Pedagogy3030
Language I (Hindi / Regional)3030
Language II (English)3030
Mathematics & Science OR Social Studies6060

Total: 150 questions, 150 marks — choose Maths/Science or Social Studies as per eligibility.

Detailed Syllabus — Key Topics (Indicative)

Child Development & Pedagogy

Development of child, learning and pedagogy techniques, learning principles, inclusive education, guidance for addressing learning difficulties, and pedagogical approaches for different subjects.

Language I (Hindi / Regional)

Comprehension, effective language teaching strategies, grammar, teaching methodologies and language acquisition basics.

Language II (English)

Reading comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, communication skills and classroom strategies for teaching English.

Mathematics

Numbers, arithmetic, basic algebra, geometry, measurements, data handling, pedagogical approaches and common problem-solving methods for primary and upper primary levels.

Environmental Studies / Science & Social Studies

Foundational environmental concepts, local environment studies, basics of physical and biological science, civics, history and geography relevant to school curriculum.

This is an indicative syllabus—refer to the official UPTET 2025 notification for exact topics and minor changes.

Proven Preparation Strategy — 4–6 Month Roadmap

Months 1–2: Foundation

  • Cover Child Development & Pedagogy thoroughly via NCERT pedagogy chapters and NCF recommendations.
  • Finish Language I & II basics — comprehension, grammar and daily reading habit.
  • Complete NCERT textbooks for Maths/Science/EVS (primary & upper primary as applicable).

Months 3–4: Practice & Depth

  • Begin sectional MCQs and topic-wise quizzes; focus on weak areas.
  • Take timed mini-mocks and analyse mistakes; maintain an error log.
  • Build short notes for pedagogical models, important dates and maths shortcuts.

Months 5–6: Mock Series & Revision

  • Weekly full-length mock tests and intensive revision of mistakes.
  • Group discussions for pedagogical questions and doubt clearing.
  • Last 30 days: focus on quick revision sheets and high-frequency questions.

Daily Schedule Sample

  • 1 hour — Child Development & Pedagogy
  • 1 hour — Maths/Science practice
  • 45 mins — Language I & II practice
  • 30 mins — Current affairs & notes revision

Prioritize quality practice and consistent mocks. Time management and error analysis are the fastest ways to improve scores.

Recommended Books & Resources

  • NCERT Books (Class 1–8) for subject clarity.
  • Child Development & Pedagogy resources — NCF & NCERT pedagogy chapters.
  • Previous Year UPTET papers and mock test series.
  • Objective English practice books & primary-level maths practice guides.
  • Daily newspapers and monthly current affairs compilations for education sector updates.

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Frequently Asked Questions — UPTET 2025

What is UPTET?
UPTET (Uttar Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test) is a qualifying exam for candidates aspiring to become teachers in UP government schools. It assesses pedagogy, subject knowledge and teaching aptitude for primary and upper-primary levels.
How many papers are there?
Two papers: Paper I for Class 1–5; Paper II for Class 6–8. Candidates can appear in both depending on eligibility.
Is there negative marking?
Most TET exams, including UPTET in previous cycles, have no negative marking. Confirm in the 2025 notification.
How long is the certificate valid?
Certificate validity differs by state and notification. Some authorities accept lifetime validity while others may put a time limit. Check the official notification.

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