Uttar Pradesh Preliminary Eligibility Test for Group C recruitment.
Official paper structure and available practice sets.
The UPSSSC PET is conducted by the State Staff Selection Commission / Subordinate Selection Board for recruitment into Group-B (Non-Gazetted) and Group-C administrative, field, and clerical posts across state government departments.
Official academic qualifications, age boundaries, and category concessions applicable for UPSSSC PET:
Section-by-section breakdown of total questions, maximum marks, and time duration verified against the official UPSSSC PET scheme.
| Subject / Section | Questions | Marks | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indian History & National Movement | 10 MCQs | 10 Marks | 12 Minutes |
| Geography, Economy & Polity | 15 MCQs | 15 Marks | 18 Minutes |
| General Science & Elementary Arithmetic | 10 MCQs | 10 Marks | 12 Minutes |
| General Hindi & English | 10 MCQs | 10 Marks | 12 Minutes |
| Reasoning, Current Affairs & General Awareness | 15 MCQs | 15 Marks | 18 Minutes |
| Hindi Passages & Data Interpretation Tables | 40 MCQs | 40 Marks | 48 Minutes |
| Total (Preliminary Eligibility Test (PET)) | 100 Questions | 100 Marks | 120 Minutes |
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Break down the syllabus chapter by chapter and identify high-weightage scoring topics across reasoning, quantitative aptitude, English, and general awareness.
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The selection process generally comprises a Computer Based Written Examination followed by Skill Test / Physical Test / Document Verification and Medical Examination.
Yes, negative marking of 1/3rd or 1/4th is applicable for wrong answers as per the official examination scheme.
Yes, Indian citizens from all states are eligible to apply under the Open / Unreserved category, subject to fulfilling state language and eligibility norms.
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