Super TET Syllabus 2026 has been officially released by the Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission (UPESSC), Prayagraj, under Advertisement No. 05/2026. The exam is scheduled for 3 and 4 December 2026 for 12,405 Assistant Teacher posts in UP primary and upper primary schools. If you have qualified CTET or UPTET, this guide covers everything: revised exam pattern, complete subject-wise syllabus, previous cut-off trends, and a battle-tested 30-day strategy to crack the exam.
Super TET 2026 is a 120-question, 360-mark offline exam conducted by UPESSC on 3–4 December 2026 for 12,405 Assistant Teacher posts. Each correct answer earns 3 marks; each wrong answer costs 1 mark. The qualifying cut off is 65% (216/360) for General and 60% (216/360) for OBC/SC/ST categories based on previous year trends.
- Exam Name: Assistant Teacher Selection Examination 2026 (Super TET)
- Conducting Body: UPESSC, Prayagraj
- Advertisement No.: 05/2026
- Total Vacancies: 12,405 Assistant Teacher posts
- Exam Date: 3 & 4 December 2026
- Exam Mode: Offline, OMR-based, Bilingual (Hindi + English)
- Total Questions: 120 MCQs
- Total Marks: 360 (3 marks per correct answer)
- Negative Marking: -1 mark per wrong answer
- Exam Duration: 2 hours (120 minutes)
- Salary (Pay Level 6): Rs.35,400 – Rs.1,12,400 per month
- Official Website: upessc.up.gov.in
📋 Table of Contents
- What Is Super TET 2026?
- Who Should Apply for Super TET 2026?
- Super TET Exam Pattern 2026 (Revised)
- Old Pattern vs New Pattern 2026 Comparison
- Super TET Subject-wise Syllabus 2026 (All 10 Subjects)
- Previous Year Cut Off — Category & Post Wise
- Selection Process & Marks Weightage
- 30-Day Strategy to Crack Super TET 2026
- Important Terms & High-Value Concepts
- Important Links
- Conclusion
- Key Takeaways
- Frequently Asked Questions
What Is Super TET 2026?
Super TET 2026 (officially: Assistant Teacher Selection Examination 2026) is the state-level teacher recruitment exam conducted by UPESSC to fill government Assistant Teacher posts in Uttar Pradesh’s primary schools (Classes 1–5) and upper primary schools (Classes 6–8). Unlike CTET and UPTET, which are eligibility tests, Super TET is the actual recruitment exam — clearing it directly earns you a government teaching job in UP.
Candidates who have already qualified CTET or UPTET with the required B.Ed / D.El.Ed degree and are aged between 21–40 years are eligible to appear. With 12,405 vacancies announced for 2026 — one of the highest in recent UP teacher recruitment history — this is a golden opportunity for UP teaching aspirants.
Who Should Apply for Super TET 2026?
This guide is designed for every serious aspirant targeting the December 2026 exam. Here is the exact profile of candidates who should apply:
- 🎓 CTET/UPTET Qualified graduates holding a B.Ed or D.El.Ed degree with 55% marks
- 📚 B.Ed pass-outs (2023–2025 batch) who qualified TET and are seeking their first government teaching job
- 👩🏫 Private school teachers in UP aged 21–40 who want to switch to government service
- 🏫 Candidates targeting Primary (Class 1–5) and Upper Primary (Class 6–8) teaching posts
- 📝 Repeaters from earlier Super TET cycles (2018, 2019) who want to improve their rank
- 🏆 OBC, SC, ST, EWS category aspirants who benefit from relaxed qualifying cut offs and age limits
- 💼 Fresher graduates from Agriculture, Science, Commerce, and Arts streams targeting UP’s 12,405 vacancies
- 🌏 UP-domicile candidates looking for a stable government salary of Rs.35,400–Rs.1,12,400/month
Super TET Exam Pattern 2026 (Revised)
The UPESSC revised the Super TET exam pattern in 2026 under Advertisement No. 05/2026. The exam now has 120 questions for 360 marks in a 2-hour window — a significant shift from the earlier 150-question format. Here is the complete revised subject-wise breakdown:
| Subject | No. of Questions | Total Marks | Weightage (%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Languages (Hindi, Sanskrit & English) | 30 | 90 | 25.0% |
| General Knowledge & Current Affairs | 25 | 75 | 20.8% |
| Mathematics | 16 | 48 | 13.3% |
| Science | 08 | 24 | 6.7% |
| Environmental & Social Studies | 08 | 24 | 6.7% |
| Teaching Skills (Pedagogy) | 08 | 24 | 6.7% |
| Child Psychology | 08 | 24 | 6.7% |
| Life Skills, Management & Aptitude | 08 | 24 | 6.7% |
| Logical Reasoning | 05 | 15 | 4.2% |
| Information Technology (IT) | 04 | 12 | 3.3% |
| TOTAL | 120 | 360 | 100% |
Key marking rules: Each correct answer = +3 marks. Each wrong or multiple-marked answer = −1 mark. Unattempted questions = 0. The exam is conducted offline on OMR sheets in bilingual format (Hindi and English).
Old Pattern vs New Pattern 2026 — Side-by-Side Comparison
The 2026 revised pattern is leaner, carries higher marks per question (3 marks vs 1 mark earlier), and introduces negative marking for the first time in Super TET history. Here is what changed:
| Parameter | Previous Pattern | Revised Pattern 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Total Questions | 150 | 120 |
| Total Marks | 150 | 360 |
| Marks Per Question | 1 | 3 |
| Negative Marking | No | Yes (−1 per wrong) |
| Exam Duration | 150 minutes (2.5 hrs) | 120 minutes (2 hrs) |
| Language Section | 40 questions | 30 questions |
| GK & Current Affairs | 30 questions | 25 questions |
| Mathematics | 20 questions | 16 questions |
| Science | 10 questions | 08 questions |
| Exam Mode | OMR Offline | OMR Offline (Bilingual) |
The 2026 pattern is significantly harder than the previous one — negative marking means guessing is penalised, and 30 fewer questions in 30 fewer minutes demands faster, more accurate solving. Focus on accuracy over speed. Skipping doubtful questions is now a better strategy than random guessing. Aim for a minimum of 85–90 correct answers to safely cross the cut-off.
Super TET Subject-wise Syllabus 2026 — All 10 Subjects
Below is the complete UPESSC-released Super TET Syllabus 2026, covering all 10 subjects with topic-level detail for both Primary (Class 1–5) and Upper Primary (Class 6–8) levels.
1. Languages — Hindi, Sanskrit & English (30 Questions | 90 Marks)
| Language | Key Topics |
|---|---|
| Hindi | Sandhi (संधि), Samas (समास), Alankar (अलंकार), Ras (रस), Chhand (छंद), Tatsam-Tadbhav, Paryayvachi (पर्यायवाची), Vilom (विलोम), Anekarthi Shabd, Muhavare (मुहावरे) & Lokoktiyan (लोकोक्तियाँ), Ling (लिंग), Vachan (वचन), Karak (कारक), Kaal (काल), Upsarg-Pratyay, Vakya Shudhi, Unseen Prose & Poetry passages |
| English | Active & Passive Voice, Direct & Indirect Speech, Tenses, Articles & Prepositions, Synonyms & Antonyms, Idioms & Phrases, Spotting Errors, Fill in the Blanks, One-word Substitution, Reading Comprehension |
| Sanskrit | Basic Sanskrit grammar, Sandhi, Samas, Karak, verb forms (Dhatu-Roop), noun declensions (Shabd-Roop), translations between Sanskrit and Hindi |
2. General Knowledge & Current Affairs (25 Questions | 75 Marks)
- Current affairs — national and international events (last 12 months)
- Uttar Pradesh — geography, culture, government schemes, history
- Indian Constitution — fundamental rights, duties, directive principles, Preamble
- India — history, geography, economy, polity
- Important personalities, books & authors, national/international awards
- Sports & games, science & technology in news
- Important government schemes — PM Poshan, NEP 2020, Samagra Shiksha
- National & international organisations (UN, WHO, UNICEF, UNESCO)
3. Mathematics (16 Questions | 48 Marks)
| Area | Topics |
|---|---|
| Number System | Natural, whole, integers, rational, irrational numbers; place value; HCF & LCM |
| Arithmetic | Percentage, ratio & proportion, profit & loss, simple & compound interest, average, unitary method, time & work, time & distance |
| Algebra | Algebraic expressions, linear & quadratic equations, algebraic identities, exponents |
| Geometry | Lines, angles, triangles, quadrilaterals, circles, congruence, similarity |
| Mensuration | Area, perimeter, volume of basic shapes (square, rectangle, triangle, circle, cylinder, cube, cuboid) |
| Statistics | Mean, median, mode, bar graphs, pie charts, pictographs |
| Basic Probability | Simple probability problems |
4. Science (8 Questions | 24 Marks)
- Science in daily life — practical applications of scientific concepts
- Motion, force, and energy — Newton’s laws, types of energy
- Light and sound — reflection, refraction, speed of sound vs light
- Living organisms — cell, plant and animal kingdom, ecosystem
- Human body — organ systems, disease and health, nutrition
- Health, hygiene and nutrition — balanced diet, vitamins, deficiency diseases
- Environment and natural resources — pollution, conservation, biodiversity
- Matter and its states — solid, liquid, gas; physical & chemical changes
5. Environmental & Social Studies (8 Questions | 24 Marks)
- Indian history — ancient, medieval, modern; freedom struggle
- Indian geography — physical features, rivers, climate, natural regions
- Indian Constitution — key articles, amendments, state list, Union list
- Economy — GDP, Five Year Plans, NITI Aayog, banking basics
- Solar system, earth and its movements, seasons
- Environment — pollution types, global warming, ozone depletion
- Traffic rules and road safety education
- Uttar Pradesh — districts, rivers, famous places, economy
6. Teaching Skills / Pedagogy (8 Questions | 24 Marks)
- Principles and methods of teaching — inductive, deductive, lecture, discussion
- Lesson planning and micro-teaching
- Role of teacher, learner-centred education
- Assessment techniques — formative and summative assessment
- Inclusive education — children with special needs (CWSN)
- ICT in education — use of technology in teaching
- NEP 2020 — key highlights, foundational literacy and numeracy
- Bloom’s taxonomy and its classroom application
7. Child Psychology (8 Questions | 24 Marks)
- Child development — stages (Piaget, Vygotsky, Erikson theories)
- Cognitive, emotional, and social development
- Individual differences in children — gifted, slow learners, ADHD
- Learning process — classical conditioning, operant conditioning, observation learning
- Motivation and its role in learning
- Intelligence — types of intelligence (Gardner’s theory), IQ
- Personality development — nature vs nurture debate
- Educational psychology — role in classroom management
8. Life Skills, Management & Aptitude (8 Questions | 24 Marks)
- Professional ethics for teachers
- Classroom management and conflict resolution
- Communication skills — verbal, non-verbal, written
- Decision-making and problem-solving aptitude
- Gender sensitivity, social issues in education
- Health and wellness management
- Time management and stress management
9. Logical Reasoning (5 Questions | 15 Marks)
- Analogies — number, letter, word
- Coding and decoding
- Blood relations
- Odd one out and series completion
- Directions and spatial reasoning
10. Information Technology (4 Questions | 12 Marks)
- Computer fundamentals — hardware, software, input/output devices
- Internet and e-mail basics
- Educational technology — use of digital tools, LMS, apps in education
- Cyber safety and digital literacy
Languages (30 Qs, 90 marks) and GK & Current Affairs (25 Qs, 75 marks) together account for 165 marks — 45.8% of the total score. Master these two subjects first. A candidate scoring 90%+ in these two sections alone can comfortably cross the qualifying cut-off even with average performance elsewhere.
Super TET Previous Year Cut Off — Category & Post Wise
Understanding the Super TET cut off history is critical for setting a realistic target score. Here is a comprehensive category-wise analysis of previous Super TET qualifying marks and final merit cut offs:
Qualifying Cut Off Marks (Minimum to Pass the Exam)
| Category | Qualifying % (Old 150-mark Pattern) | Required Marks (Old | 150) | Expected % (New 360-mark Pattern) | Expected Marks (New | 360) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General / EWS | 65% | 97.5 / 150 | 65% | 234 / 360 |
| OBC | 60% | 90 / 150 | 60% | 216 / 360 |
| SC | 60% | 90 / 150 | 60% | 216 / 360 |
| ST | 60% | 90 / 150 | 60% | 216 / 360 |
| PwD | 60% | 90 / 150 | 60% | 216 / 360 |
Year-wise Historical Cut Off Trends
| Year / Cycle | General / EWS | OBC | SC | ST | Pattern Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super TET 2018 | 45% (67.5/150) | 40% (60/150) | 40% (60/150) | 40% (60/150) | Subjective paper; lower cut off |
| Super TET 2019 (69,000 vacancy) | 65% (97.5/150) | 60% (90/150) | 60% (90/150) | 60% (90/150) | First objective paper; cut off rose sharply |
| Super TET 2024 (Expected) | 65% of total | 60% of total | 60% of total | 60% of total | Pattern based on expert analysis |
| Super TET 2026 (Expected) | ~234 / 360 | ~216 / 360 | ~216 / 360 | ~216 / 360 | New 360-mark pattern; negative marking |
Important Note: The 2026 exam uses a 360-mark scale (not 150). Qualifying percentages are expected to remain the same (65% General / 60% Reserved), but the absolute marks required have increased significantly. A General category candidate must now score approximately 234 out of 360 to qualify — roughly 78 correct answers out of 120, assuming zero wrong answers.
Post-wise Vacancy Distribution (Super TET 2026 — 12,405 Total)
| Post Category | Post Name | School Level | Approx. Vacancies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Urban Primary | Assistant Teacher (Urban) | Basic Shiksha Parishad — Class 1 to 5 | As per Advertisement 05/2026 |
| Aided Primary | Assistant Teacher (Aided) | Directorate of Secondary Education — Class 1 to 5 | As per Advertisement 05/2026 |
| Total | — | — | 12,405 |
Selection Process & Final Merit Weightage
Super TET 2026 is not a one-round exam. The final selection is based on a composite merit score that includes your academic background. The written exam carries 60% of the final merit — which means your Class 10, 12, graduation, and B.Ed marks also matter.
| Component | Weightage |
|---|---|
| Class 10 (High School) Marks | 10% |
| Class 12 (Intermediate) Marks | 10% |
| Graduation Marks | 10% |
| B.Ed / D.El.Ed / BTC Marks | 10% |
| Super TET Written Examination | 60% |
| Total | 100% |
After the written exam, shortlisted candidates go through document verification. No separate interview round is conducted. Final merit lists are prepared district-wise and category-wise based on the composite score.
30-Day Strategy to Crack Super TET 2026
With the exam on 3–4 December 2026 and roughly 6–7 weeks remaining, here is a proven 30-day battle plan to score 250+ out of 360 and land safely above the cut-off:
- Week 1 — Master the High-Weight Subjects: Dedicate the first week entirely to Languages (30 Qs) and GK & Current Affairs (25 Qs). Together they carry 165 marks — the biggest scoring opportunity. Cover Hindi grammar rules, English tenses, and read one UP current affairs summary daily. Complete at least 200 Hindi grammar MCQs from NCERT-level books.
- Week 2 — Mathematics & Science Deep Dive: Tackle Mathematics (16 Qs) by focusing on Arithmetic first — percentage, profit & loss, ratio, and simple interest appear almost every year. Then cover Science (8 Qs) using Class 6–8 NCERT books. Aim to solve 2 full-length Maths mock sets per day and revise all science formulas on a daily recap card.
- Week 3 — Pedagogy, Child Psychology & Social Studies: These three sections together carry 72 marks (24 each). Study Teaching Skills from Bal Vikas books (CDP section of CTET study material is ideal). For Social Studies, focus on Indian Constitution, Uttar Pradesh geography, and Indian history. Child Psychology questions are mostly conceptual — Piaget and Vygotsky are most frequently tested.
- Week 4 — Reasoning, IT, Mock Tests & Revision: Logical Reasoning (15 marks) and IT (12 marks) can be scored fully with just 3–4 days of focused practice. Attempt at least 3 full-length mock tests in the final week under strict 120-minute conditions. Analyse every wrong answer. Revise your formula sheets, Hindi grammar rules, and GK flashcards daily.
- Negative Marking Management (Critical for 2026): Never guess randomly. Attempt a question only if you are 70%+ confident. For doubtful questions — especially in Maths, Science, and Reasoning — skip and return later. Leaving a question blank loses 0 marks; a wrong answer costs 1 mark and wastes the 3 marks you could have earned. Target: attempt 100 questions, get 85+ correct = 255 marks − 15 wrong = 240 marks (safely above 234 cut-off for General).
- Recommended Resources: NCERT Books (Class 6–8) for Science, Maths, Social Studies; Bal Vikas & Shiksha Shastra by UPTET / CTET standard guides; Previous Year Super TET & UPTET papers (2018, 2019 cycles); Dainik Jagran / Amar Ujala for daily UP current affairs; Online mock test series by Physics Wallah, Adda247, or Testbook specifically for Super TET 2026.
- Time Management on Exam Day: Allocate time as follows — Languages: 35 min | GK: 25 min | Maths: 20 min | Science + EVS: 12 min | Pedagogy + Child Psy: 12 min | Reasoning + IT: 10 min | Review: 6 min. Follow this split strictly. Do not spend more than 90 seconds on any single question.
Important Terms & High-Value Concepts for Super TET 2026
Understanding these key terms will help you answer conceptual questions in Pedagogy, Child Psychology, and GK sections — three areas where candidates most commonly lose marks:
- NEP 2020 (National Education Policy 2020): India’s major education reform introducing a 5+3+3+4 school structure, foundational literacy & numeracy mission, and mother-tongue instruction up to Class 5. Frequently tested in Teaching Skills questions.
- Formative Assessment: Ongoing evaluation during learning (quizzes, assignments) as opposed to Summative Assessment (final exams). Directly tested in pedagogy MCQs.
- Bloom’s Taxonomy: A 6-level classification of cognitive skills: Knowledge → Comprehension → Application → Analysis → Synthesis → Evaluation. A concept tested every single year in Super TET.
- Piaget’s Stages of Cognitive Development: Sensorimotor (0–2 yrs), Pre-operational (2–7 yrs), Concrete Operational (7–11 yrs), Formal Operational (12+ yrs). Child Psychology’s single most tested theory.
- Vygotsky’s Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD): The gap between what a child can do alone vs with guidance. Scaffolding is the teaching technique associated with ZPD.
- Inclusive Education: Teaching children with special needs (CWSN) in mainstream classrooms. Related to RTE Act 2009 — another frequently tested law.
- UPESSC (UP Education Services Selection Commission): The body conducting Super TET 2026 — established under the UPESSC Act 2023, notified August 2023. Knowing its full name and role helps in GK questions.
- Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan: India’s integrated scheme for school education covering ICDS, SSA, and RMSA. Often tested alongside NEP 2020 in teaching methodology questions.
- Pay Level 6 (7th CPC): The pay matrix level for UP Assistant Teachers — Rs.35,400 basic pay rising to Rs.1,12,400. EWS candidates may also get additional benefits under state government norms.
- OTR (One Time Registration): The UPESSC portal’s mandatory pre-registration step before applying for Super TET 2026 — candidates must complete OTR before the application window closes.
Important Links — Super TET 2026
| Link Name | URL |
|---|---|
| Official UPESSC Portal | upessc.up.gov.in |
| Official Super TET Notification PDF (Advt. 05/2026) | Download from upessc.up.gov.in |
| UP Basic Education Board (UPBEB) | upbasiceduboard.gov.in |
| Ministry of Education — India | education.gov.in |
| NCERT Official Website (Free Books) | ncert.nic.in |
| UP Government Official Portal | up.gov.in |
Conclusion
Super TET 2026 is one of the biggest UP government teacher recruitment opportunities in years — 12,405 posts, a December exam date, and a clear syllabus that rewards consistent preparation. The revised 120-question, 360-mark pattern with negative marking demands accuracy over guessing. Candidates who master Languages, GK, and Mathematics — which together carry over 213 marks — and approach the exam with a targeted 30-day strategy will comfortably cross the qualifying cut-off of 234 marks (General) or 216 marks (Reserved).
Bookmark this page — we update it with official admit card links, exam day guidelines, and result updates as they are released on upessc.up.gov.in. Begin your preparation today; the December 3–4 exam window gives you exactly the time you need if you start now.
- Super TET 2026 has 12,405 vacancies and is scheduled for 3–4 December 2026 by UPESSC (Advt. 05/2026).
- The revised exam pattern has 120 questions for 360 marks (+3 correct, −1 wrong) in just 2 hours — no guessing allowed.
- Languages (30 Qs) and GK (25 Qs) together carry 165 marks (45.8%) — these are your highest-ROI subjects.
- Historical cut off: 65% (234/360) for General and 60% (216/360) for OBC/SC/ST — aim for 250+ to be safe.
- Final selection uses a composite merit score: 60% written exam + 40% academic marks (10+12+Graduation+B.Ed).
- Start with NCERT Class 6–8, tackle Languages and GK first, and attempt at least 3 full-length Super TET mock tests before the exam.
Frequently Asked Questions About Super TET Syllabus 2026
What is the total marks for Super TET 2026?
The Super TET 2026 exam carries a total of 360 marks, divided across 120 multiple-choice questions. Each correct answer is awarded 3 marks, and 1 mark is deducted for every incorrect response. The exam is conducted offline in bilingual format (Hindi and English) over a duration of 2 hours.
Is there negative marking in Super TET 2026?
Yes — for the first time in Super TET history, the 2026 revised pattern introduces negative marking of −1 mark per wrong answer. Candidates must exercise caution before attempting doubtful questions. Unlike previous cycles where all 150 questions were attempted without penalty, the 2026 exam requires a more selective, accuracy-first approach.
What is the cut off for General category in Super TET 2026?
Based on the established Super TET qualifying pattern and previous year trends, the expected cut off for General category candidates in Super TET 2026 is 65% of total marks, which translates to approximately 234 marks out of 360. For OBC, SC, ST, and PwD categories, the expected qualifying cut off is 60%, which equals approximately 216 marks out of 360.
How many subjects are in the Super TET 2026 syllabus?
The Super TET 2026 syllabus covers 10 subjects: (1) Languages — Hindi, Sanskrit & English, (2) General Knowledge & Current Affairs, (3) Mathematics, (4) Science, (5) Environmental & Social Studies, (6) Teaching Skills/Pedagogy, (7) Child Psychology, (8) Life Skills/Management & Aptitude, (9) Logical Reasoning, and (10) Information Technology (IT).
What is the eligibility to appear in Super TET 2026?
Candidates must have: (1) qualified CTET or UPTET, (2) completed B.Ed or D.El.Ed from a recognized university with at least 55% marks, (3) passed Class 12 with minimum 55% marks, and (4) be between 21 and 40 years of age as on the cutoff date specified in the official notification. Age relaxation of 5 years is available for OBC and 15 years for SC/ST candidates as per UP government norms.
When is Super TET 2026 exam date?
The Super TET 2026 written examination is scheduled for 3 and 4 December 2026 in offline OMR-based mode. The exam is being conducted by UPESSC, Prayagraj, for 12,405 Assistant Teacher posts under Advertisement No. 05/2026. Admit cards are expected approximately 10–14 days before the exam date.
What is the salary of UP Assistant Teacher selected through Super TET 2026?
Candidates selected through Super TET 2026 will be placed at Pay Level 6 as per the 7th Central Pay Commission structure, with a basic pay of Rs.35,400 per month rising to Rs.1,12,400 per month over the career. Additionally, they receive DA, HRA, medical allowance, and other government benefits applicable to UP state government employees.
How is the final merit list prepared for Super TET 2026?
The final merit list for Super TET 2026 is based on a composite score, not the written exam alone. The written exam contributes 60% weightage, while the remaining 40% is divided among Class 10 marks (10%), Class 12 marks (10%), graduation marks (10%), and B.Ed/D.El.Ed marks (10%). Candidates who score well in both the written exam and have strong academic records stand the best chance of selection.
Which books are best for Super TET 2026 preparation?
The most effective resources for Super TET 2026 are: NCERT Books Class 6–8 for Science, Mathematics, and Social Studies; standard CTET/UPTET Bal Vikas books for Child Psychology and Teaching Skills; any reputed Super TET-specific guide by Arihant Publications or Youth Competition Times; Previous Year Papers (2018, 2019 cycles); and daily Hindi newspaper reading for UP current affairs. Complement with free mock tests on Physics Wallah, Adda247, or Testbook platforms.
Can a candidate with CTET Paper 2 appear for Super TET Primary level (Class 1–5)?
Yes — candidates who have qualified CTET Paper 1 (Class 1–5) or CTET Paper 2 (Class 6–8) are both eligible to appear for Super TET 2026, subject to meeting all other eligibility criteria (B.Ed/D.El.Ed, age, marks percentage). CTET qualification is lifetime valid since 2021 as per NCTE notification. UPTET qualified candidates are also eligible to apply for Super TET.
Last Updated: October 2026 | Source: UPESSC Official Notification, Advertisement No. 05/2026 | All data cross-verified against upessc.up.gov.in and upbasiceduboard.gov.in. Bookmark this page — updated as soon as new official information is released.
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