- UPTET Exam Certificate 2026 was released for qualified candidates by UPESSC.
- The certificate remains valid for life as per the Supreme Court order.
- Candidates can download the eligibility certificate from upessc.up.gov.in using their registration number and password.
UPTET Exam Certificate 2026: The Uttar Pradesh Education Services Selection Commission (UPESSC) has released the Eligibility Certificate for candidates who have qualified the UPTET examination 2026. Eligible candidates need to log in to the official portal at upessc.up.gov.in using their UPTET registration number and password to access their TET certificate. The certificate is an important record of candidates’ eligibility under the Teaching Eligibility Test. This will be required for applying for relevant teaching opportunities across the state. Check the details mentioned on it carefully and report any discrepancy to the concerned authorities immediately.
How To Download UPTET Exam Certificate 2026?
Follow the given steps to download your eligibility certificate from the official website.
Step 1: Go to the UPESSC official website at upessc.up.gov.in.
Step 2: On the homepage, click on the “(UPTET) Certificate No. 01/2026” download link.
Step 3: Enter your roll number, date of birth, and security PIN in the login window.
Step 4: Your UPTET certificate 2026 will open on the screen.
Step 5: Download it and check all details thoroughly.
Certificate To Remain Valid For Lifetime
Following the Supreme Court order, the UPTET exam certificate will now be valid for a lifetime. Candidates are advised to download it and apply to teacher recruitment examinations across the state accordingly.
UPTET Result Statistics 2026
UPTET result 2026 was declared on August 26, 2026. A total of 7,13,648 candidates appeared for the primary level (classes 1 to 5) vacancies. Out of these, 5,71,435 candidates (80.07 percent) were successful. However, for the upper primary level (classes 6 to 8) posts, 10,57,021 candidates appeared, out of which 7,59,513 candidates (71.85 percent) passed the exam.
Out of a total of 1,22,405 working teachers who appeared in the primary level (classes 1 to 5) in the said examination, 93,387 working teachers (76.29 percent) were declared successful, while out of a total of 146394 working teachers who appeared in the upper primary level (classes 6 to 8), 113384 working teachers (77.45 percent) were declared successful.