UPTET 2026 Results: Correction Facility for Certificate Errors Now Available

Important Update on UPTET Certificates

Following the announcement of the UPTET 2026 results, the Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission (UPESSC) has introduced a facility for candidates to correct errors on their UPTET certificates. This service is available for those who need to amend incorrect details such as their name, father's or husband's name, date of birth, or category. Candidates can apply for these corrections through an online portal set up by the Commission.

How to Apply for Corrections

**Application Process via Online Portal**

To initiate the correction process, candidates must access the UPESSC portal. They will need to log in using their roll number, date of birth, and a security code. Once logged in, they can select the 'Request Correction' option to proceed with modifying any incorrect information.

**Application Fee and Submission**

Candidates are required to fill in all necessary details accurately and pay a fee of ₹200. After payment, the application must be submitted. It is important to note that the Commission will only accept correction requests submitted online; any requests sent via post or other means will not be considered. Therefore, candidates should carefully review the instructions before applying.

Steps to Correct UPTET Certificate Details

**Follow these steps to modify your UPTET certificate:**

1. Visit the certificates.upessc.org portal.

2. Enter your roll number and date of birth.

3. Input the security code displayed on the screen and log in.

4. Navigate to the 'Request Correction' option.

5. Make the necessary changes to the incorrect information.

6. Pay the required fee of ₹200.

7. Submit the application after verifying all details.

UPTET 2026 Success Rates

**How many candidates passed?**

The UPTET 2026 certificates were issued on September 7, 2026. At the primary level, 5,71,435 candidates out of 7,13,648 (80.07%) were successful, while at the upper primary level, 7,59,513 out of 10,57,021 candidates (71.85%) passed.