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UPTET 2026 Results Declared, Over 13.3 Lakh Candidates Qualify

UPTET 2026 Results Declared, Over 13.3 Lakh Candidates Qualify
UPTET 2026 Result Declared At upessc.up.gov.in; 13.3 Lakh Candidates Qualify, Direct Link Here · freepressjournal.in

UPESSC has announced the results of the UPTET 2026 teacher eligibility test.

The test helps people qualify to teach younger and older primary-school classes.

For Classes 1 to 5, about 5.71 lakh candidates passed.

For Classes 6 to 8, about 7.59 lakh candidates passed.

The exam took place over three days in five shifts.

It was held at 955 centres in 60 districts of Uttar Pradesh.

Because different shifts were used, the commission compared results through a normalisation process.

Candidates can check and download their scorecards from the official websites.

Key facts

Primary-level result
5,71,435 of 7,13,648 candidates qualified; qualification rate: 80.07%.
Upper-primary result
7,59,513 of 10,57,021 candidates qualified; qualification rate: 71.85%.
Working teachers
At the primary level, 93,387 of 1,22,405 qualified; at the upper-primary level, 1,13,384 of 1,46,394 qualified.
Examination schedule
Two shifts were held on July 2 and 3, followed by one shift on July 4.
Examination coverage
Five shifts were conducted at 955 centres in 60 districts.
Result methodology
UPESSC used the comparative evaluation, or normalisation, process specified in the examination notification.
Candidate-count discrepancy
Most reports describe 19,94,661 as registered candidates, while one report describes the same figure as candidates who appeared; the level-wise appeared counts are reported separately.
Answer-key process
A provisional answer key was released on July 8, objections were accepted until July 14, and the result was prepared after the final answer key.

Quotes

Prashant Kumar

Chairman of the Uttar Pradesh Education Services Selection Commission

“The result has been prepared by following the comparative evaluation process prescribed in the notification.”
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