UPESSC releases UP TGT PGT syllabus 2026 with major changes

The Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission (UPESSC) has released the UP TGT PGT Syllabus 2026, which will govern all upcoming recruitment drives for assistant teachers and teachers. The updated syllabus PDF includes a revised exam pattern that introduces a General Studies section and negative marking for the first time.

UPESSC releases UP TGT PGT syllabus 2026 with major changes

Under the new pattern, the written examination will consist of 120 objective-type questions carrying 360 marks: 90 questions from the candidate's subject and 30 from General Studies. Each question carries three marks, and a penalty of one-third negative marking applies for incorrect answers. For UP PGT candidates, a 40-mark interview will continue after the written exam. The General Studies section covers topics such as Current Affairs, Teaching & Research Aptitude, ICT, Environment, Indian History & Geography, and the Indian Constitution & Economy.

Candidates can download the subject-wise syllabus PDF from the official UPESSC website or through the link provided on Adda247. The commission has advised aspirants to go through the revised syllabus and marking scheme carefully to plan their preparation.

Indian Opinion Analysis

The shift to a 30-question General Studies section and the introduction of negative marking represent a significant change in UP TGT PGT recruitment. Candidates who have prepared only their subject knowledge now need to cover six additional GS topics, raising the breadth of study required. The commission has not yet announced the application dates or exam schedule for the upcoming recruitment cycle, leaving aspirants in a wait-and-watch mode. The next concrete milestone will be the release of the official notification by UPESSC.


Source: adda247.com

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