The Uttar Pradesh Basic Education Board, also known as UPBEB, is the conducting body of the UP Teacher Eligibility Test. Therefore, it releases notification that contains exam dates, syllabus, eligibility criteria and selection process.
The UP TET syllabus has been the same every year, making it easy to follow up for candidates. Therefore, aspirants preparing for this examination can go through the syllabus enunciated below.
Candidates can also familiarise themselves with the CTET Syllabus conducted to appoint teachers for classes I to VIII at the linked article.
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UP TET Syllabus 2023
The following table has the detailed UP TET syllabus for all subjects for paper-I and paper-II.
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Subjects |
Topics |
| Child Development, Pedagogy & Learning | Concept, principles, dimensions of development and growth. Factors of endearment development (specifically in terms of school and family), their correlation with learning. Role and contribution of environment and heredity
Meaning, concept, processes of learning. Elements of affection learning. Theories regarding learning and their insinuation. Children’s learning, thinking process, stimulation and intimation for learning. Definition, classification and factors affecting Individual differences. Apprehension of Individual differences based on gender, language, religion, caste, community Concept and classification of personality and essential factors for moulding it. Personality measurement Theories, Concept and measurement of Multidimensional Intelligence Interpretation of learning difficulties and diverse learners like underprivileged and deprived, backward, gifted, creative, specially-abled, mentally challenged Principle and methods of adjustment and role of teachers in it Process, methods and strategies of the Teaching-learning process according to National Curriculum Framework 2005. Concept and motive of evaluation, measurements, assessments. Reinforcing Achievement tests. Right to Education Act 2009 |
| Language I | Unseen comprehension or passage from prose and poem
Subject-Verb Agreement, Linking Devices, Inferences Identification of Analogy, Metaphor, Simile, Rhyme, Assonance, Personification Phrasal Verbs, Modal Auxiliaries and Idioms. Sonnet, Lament, Drama, Short Story in Literature A primary understanding of Phonetic Transcription of English sounds Ways of Remedial Teaching and evaluation |
| Language II | Language Comprehension
Parts Of Speech, Active and Passive Voice, Spelling test, Common errors, Direct And Indirect Speech, Synonyms and Antonyms, One Word Substitution Fundamentals and communicative approach to teaching the English language. Problems in English teaching like language perplexity, disorders, errors Pedagogy of Language Development |
| Mathematics | Digits up to 1 crore, Comparison, Place Value
Addition, Subtraction, Division and Multiplication; Indian Currency Fraction, Prime factors, Prime and composite number, Lowest Common Multiple, Highest Common Factor Profit-Loss, Average and Simple interest Surfaces, Angle, Geometrical figures and their types. Length, Weight, Capacity, Time, Area measurement. Standard Units, their correlation Logical thinking, Mathematical Curriculum, Language, Community Mathematics Methods and difficulties in teaching, Remedial Teaching, Error Analysis, connected aspects of teaching and learning |
| Environmental Studies | Family and personal relationships, social customs and abuses, addiction and its social, economic, personal effects
Different types of clothes. Habitats and related materials Professions, institutions, public places, civilisations, cultures Different types of living organisms like animals and plants. Knowledge of National and State animals, birds, flowers, trees, Reserve forests, wildlife sanctuaries. Personal Hygiene of external human body parts. Knowledge about internal parts, common diseases, healthy diet and its importance Modes of transport and communication, rules for transport, pedestrians Matters and energy, substances and their common properties, social science Practical and experimental projects and discussion, teaching notes, comprehensive evaluation, difficulties in teaching |
| Social Studies and Sciences | History- early societies and civilisations, The First Empire, discovering distant lands, cultural, political and scientific developments, empires and emperors. Delhi Sultanate, Mughal Empire, Company Rule, The Revolt of 1857, social reforms, Colonisation, National or Freedom Movements, Post-independence India
Geography- Solar System, Earth and its environment, water, air, territory. Human habitation, resources, transport and communication Socio-political Science- Government, Constitution, Parliament, Democracy, State and Local Governments. Gender equality, diversity, marginalised, social justice Teaching Difficulties, classroom activities and processes, enquiry, critical thinking development, project work on primary and secondary resources |
UP TET Exam Pattern
Once a candidate gets a clear idea of the UP TET syllabus, he or she must know about the exam pattern as well.
The table below shows the exam pattern of Paper-I:
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Subject |
Total Questions |
Total Marks |
| Child Development, Learning & Pedagogy | 30 | 30 |
| Language-I (Hindi) | 30 | 30 |
| Language-II (English or Urdu or Sanskrit) | 30 | 30 |
| Mathematics | 30 | 30 |
| Environmental Studies | 30 | 30 |
| Total | 150 | 150 |
On the other hand, the following table shows the exam pattern of Paper-II:
| Subject | Total Questions | Total Marks |
| Child Development, Learning & Pedagogy | 30 | 30 |
| Language-I (Hindi) | 30 | 30 |
| Language-II (English or Urdu or Sanskrit) | 30 | 30 |
| a. Mathematics & Science
b. Social Studies & Social Science |
60 | 60 |
| Total | 150 | 150 |
This UP TET syllabus provided in this article has every detail starting from subjects to all the topics. Aspirants must follow the syllabus carefully for excellent preparation.
Candidates preparing for other government exams can get the Best Preparation Strategy for Competitive Exams at the linked article. For any further details, exam updates, study material or preparation tips, turn to BYJU’S for assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions on UPTET Syllabus
How many papers do the UP TET exam comprise?
The UP TET examination comprises 2 stages, named Paper-I and II.
Can a candidate choose between Mathematics and Social Studies in Paper-II?
A candidate can choose between Maths and Social Studies only if he or she is not a teacher of any of those specific subjects.
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