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Allahabad High Court Orders Revised UPTET Results for Candidates

The Allahabad High Court has mandated the Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission to revise the UPTET examination results. This decision is set to benefit numerous candidates who may have narrowly missed qualifying. While an official date for the new results has not been announced, it is expected soon, allowing candidates to participate in ongoing teacher recruitment drives. The previous results link has been deactivated, and candidates can check the updated results on the official UPESSC website once released. This revision could redefine the cut-off marks, providing relief to many hopefuls.
By Ambika Singh Nov 3, 2026, 11:00 IST

Court Directs Revision of UPTET Results



The Allahabad High Court has instructed the Examination Regulatory Authority (PNA) to release updated results concerning the UPTET examination. As a result, the Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission (UPESSC) is set to re-evaluate and announce fresh results for all candidates.


Expected Timeline for Result Announcement


Candidates who participated in the UPTET should be aware that the Commission has not yet provided a specific date for the results' release. However, it is anticipated that the results will be available soon, allowing candidates to engage in various ongoing teacher recruitment initiatives in Uttar Pradesh.


Previous Results Link Disabled


The UPTET results were initially published by the Commission on August 26. The link to access these results was active until recently but has now been disabled by the UPESSC.


Steps to Access the Results


Once the UPTET results are made public, candidates can check them by visiting the official website: upessc.up.gov.in.


On the homepage, click on 'UPTET Result'.


Then, input your roll number and date of birth, followed by clicking 'Sign In'.


Your scorecard will be displayed on the screen, allowing you to download and view your results.


Impact of the Revised Results


The order from the Allahabad High Court will affect the results for the numerous candidates who took the exam. With the re-evaluation based on 148 marks, the cut-off marks will be adjusted. This change is expected to greatly assist candidates who narrowly missed passing by just 1 or 2 marks.


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