UP LT Grade Teacher Mock Test 2026
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What is the UP LT Grade Teacher Exam Pattern?
Part I — General Studies
Questions
30
Negative Marking
Active (33%)
Part II — Subject Concerned
Questions
120
Negative Marking
Active (33%)
Important Guideline
Total Duration is 120 Minutes with 150 Questions.* Negative marking rules are strictly applicable. Avoid guessing.
Practice UP LT Grade Teacher Topics by Round
Section-wise topic practice links mapped to the actual stages and rounds of UP LT Grade Teacher. This keeps revision aligned with the latest exam pattern and makes it easier to jump directly into the high-weight sections aspirants usually search for.
Part I — General Studies
General Awareness
Section-wise mini mocks
Practice Quant, Reasoning, English and other exam sections with 30 questions in 30 minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions — UP LT Grade Teacher
The written examination has 150 objective questions in 2 hours, split into Part I — General Studies (30 questions) and Part II — Subject Concerned (120 questions). A 1/3 negative marking penalty applies to both parts.
UPSESSB has used both a 150-mark scheme (1 mark per question) and a 300-mark scheme (2 marks per question) across different recruitment cycles — the negative-marking ratio stays the same (1/3) either way. Confirm which scheme applies from your specific notification.
General Studies is 30 of the 150 questions — a fifth of the paper — with the remaining 120 devoted to the subject you are applying to teach. Subject depth is what mainly decides your score.
A graduation degree in the relevant subject from a recognised university, plus a B.Ed degree from an NCTE-approved institution. Age 21 to 40 years, with relaxations for reserved categories.
The Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Education Services Selection Board conducts the exam, most recently to fill several thousand LT Grade Teacher vacancies across the state.