UPSSSC PET has been initiated by the Uttar Pradesh Government to make it easier for the applicants and they will not have to apply separately for different vacancies in UPSSSC. The candidates qualifying Preliminary Eligibility Test will be eligible to appear for the Mains Exam to be conducted to recruit for UP Lekhpal, X-Ray Technician, Junior Assistant, and other Group B & C posts.

UPSSSC Two-Tier Examination System:

UPSSSC has proposed a two-tier examination system for upcoming exams due to the high number of candidates applying for limited posts.

Tier 1 – PET Exam

Tier 2 – Mains Exam/Skill Test/ Physical Test

Additionally, the Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Selection Commission has decided to implement the Upsssc Preliminary Eligibility Test – PET Exam for all Group C posts.

The merit list of the candidates will be made on the basis of the PET Exams. Finally, on the basis of this merit, the candidates will be shortlisted for the mains exam, skill test, and physical test.

Main Points of the Preliminary Eligibility Test (PET).

• UPSSSC Pet Exam will be based on objective type and multiple-choice questions.

• All the candidates will be asked questions related to General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Hindi Language, General English, Reasoning, and Elementary Mathematics.

• All these questions will be of secondary/senior secondary level as determined by the State Academic Technical Research Council.

• Candidates appearing in this exam will be awarded marks on the based of percentage.

• This score obtained by all the candidates will be valid for one year only.

• All the candidates will have the option to participate in the re-exam to improve the marks obtained in the PET Exam. There will be no maximum limit for opportunities to participate in the re-exam.

• Candidates will be recognized as the highest score obtained in the PET for selection for mains exam/skill test/physical efficiency test.

• With the consent of all the candidates, their details such as name, address, educational qualification, email, mobile number, and scores received in the PET, will be made available to the private sector service planners.

• Therefore, if there is no selection in government service, the candidates have the opportunity to apply in the private sector.

  
  

UPSSSC PET Syllabus:

The UPSSSC PET Exam does not have a very wide syllabus. It has only a general Syllabus and Topics of High School level that any candidate would have as basic education. The subjects and topics that are included in UPSSSC PET syllabus are mentioned below. Anyone can easily find the study material for these topics and prepare well.

A. Indian History

Indus valley civilization

Vedic civilization

Buddhism

Jainism

Mauryan empire

Gupta empire

Harshavardhan

Rajput era

Sultanate era

Mughal Empire

Maratha empire

British Rule and 1st war of independence

The social and economic impact of British rule

B. Indian National Movement

The initial stage of the freedom movement

Swadeshi and civil disobedience movement - Mahatma Gandhi and other leaders role

Revolutionary movement and rise of militant nationalism

Farewell amendment and British India Act 1935

Quit India movement, Azad Hind Fauj and Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose

C. Geography

Indian and World Geography

Rivers

Water resources

Mountains & glaciers

Desert & dry areas

Forest

Mineral resources

Political geography of Indian & world

Climate

Time zone

Demographics & migrations

D. Indian Economy

Indian Constitution

Salient Features

Directive principles

Fundamental rights & duties

Parliamentary system

The federal system, Union Govt & UR, Union Govt & States

Judicial Framework

District administration

Local bodies and Panchayat Raj

F. General Science:

Basic Physics

Basic Chemistry

Basic Biology

G. Elementary Arithmetic:

Whole numbers, fractions and decimals

Percentage

Simple arithmetic equations

Square & square roots

Exponent and powers

Average

H. General Hindi:

संधि

विलोमशब्द

पर्यायवाची वाक्यांशों के लिए एक शब्द

लिंग

समश्रुतभिन्नार्थक शब्द

मुहावरे-लोकोक्तियां

सामान्य अशुद्धियां

लेखकऔररचनाएं (Prose & Poetry)

I. General English:

English Grammar

Questions on passages

J. Logic & Reasoning:

Order & ranking

Blood relations

Calendar & watch

Cause & effect

Coding decoding

Conclusive reasoning, etc.

K. Current Affairs:

National current affairs

International current affairs

L. General Awareness:

India's neighbours

Countries, Capitals & Currencies

The Indian States & UTs

Indian Parliament

Days National & International importance

World organizations & HQs

Indian tourism destinations

Indian art & culture

Indian & International Sports

Indian research institutes

Books & authors

Awards & honours

Climate change & environment