UPPSC UP TE exam postponed: After postponing the PCS exam, the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has postponed another exam in the state. The national civil service examination, the provincial civil service examination, was originally scheduled to be held on October 27, but has been postponed to December. Following this, the Commission (UPPSC) has also postponed the Technical Education Teaching Services Examination (UP TE Examination) 2021.
The exam was originally scheduled to be held on October 20
The examinations of the remaining eight subjects out of the 16 subjects of the UP Technical Education Services Examination (UP TE Exam) 2021 are scheduled to be held on October 20. This exam will be rescheduled according to the next exam calendar. These include subjects such as Pharmacy, Architecture, Textile Chemistry, Textile Engineering, Electrical Engineering (Industrial and Control), Textile Technology, Textile Design Printing and Carpet Technology.
The committee issues notice—
Vinod Kumar Gaur, Deputy Secretary General of the Commission said
The UPPPS PCS exam was postponed due to non-availability of exam centers as per standards while the UP TE exam was postponed due to unavoidable circumstances. Admission tickets for this exam will be issued on October 10. In addition, in a notification issued by Vinod Kumar Gaur, deputy secretary of the commission, it was clearly stated that in order to prevent the use of unfair means in public examinations, the Uttar Pradesh government will promulgate the “Uttar Pradesh Public Examinations” (Prevention of Unfair Means)” Action on August 6, 2024. -2024′ Notified. Warnings of stern action and fine up to Rs 1 crore have been issued for those using unfair means.
Under the Act, it will be considered a crime to use unfair means, copy or cause to be copied, cloned or leaked a question paper during an examination. If found, the penalty could be a fine of up to Rs 1 crore and life imprisonment.
exam pattern
Paper 1: There will be 25 questions on general Hindi and 100 questions on general knowledge. Each question is worth 3 points. The total score of the test paper is 375 points, and the test time is two and a half hours. The second paper will have 125 general knowledge questions worth 3 points each (total 375 points). In addition, a personality test (interview) will be conducted, with a perfect score of 100 points. The total score of the test paper is 850 points.
