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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the eligibility for SuperTET 2026?

Candidates must have cleared UPTET/CTET and possess a valid B.Ed, BTC, D.El.Ed, or equivalent degree.

What is the age limit for SuperTET?

The minimum age is 21 years and maximum age is 40 years. Age relaxation is applicable for reserved categories.

Is there negative marking in SuperTET?

No, currently there is no negative marking in the SuperTET examination.

How many subjects are there in SuperTET?

The syllabus comprises 14 subjects including Languages, Math, Science, Teaching Methodology, Child Psychology, etc.

What is the total marks for the exam?

The exam is conducted for a total of 150 marks, consisting of 150 objective-type questions.

When will the notification be released?

The official notification is expected in mid-2026. Keep checking our Current Affairs section for updates.

Is CTET valid for UP SuperTET?

Yes, candidates who have qualified the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) are eligible to apply.

What is the selection process?

Selection is based on a combined merit list formed by adding 60% of the SuperTET score and 40% of academic merits.

Can final year students apply?

No, candidates must have completed their teacher training course and passed UPTET/CTET by the last date.

How does Srishti IAS help in preparation?

We provide targeted batches, full-length mock tests, complete handwritten notes, and daily quizzes mapped to the syllabus.