UPSSSC PET Result 2021: UPSSSC has published the result of the PET exam held on August 24 on its official website upsssc.gov.in. Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Committee has said that the result/score of the candidates who appeared in the Preliminary Qualification Test (PET) will be valid for one year from the date of upload on the Commission’s website. The results can be checked at upsssc.gov.in. More than 20 lakh candidates have appeared in this exam.
Now the recruitment process for more than 30,000 posts begins
The Commission has carried out PET for the first time for recruitment to Group C posts. The revised schedule regarding recruitment will now be published. After this, the recruitment process is started for more than 30 thousand posts. For the first time, a preparatory qualification exam for recruitment to Group ‘C’ posts in UP was conducted. Only those who appear in this exam are eligible for the main exam.
UPSSSC PET Results 2021: Direct Link to Check Scorecard
UPSSSC PET Results 2021: Here’s How to Check
Visit the official website of UPSSSC, upsssc.gov.in.
Go to the results segment and click on the link UPSSSC PET results 2021.
Enter your registration number, date of birth, gender. Finally, enter the captcha code.
Click C Result. Your result will appear on the screen. Make a print of it.
20,72,903 had completed the form for the UPSSSC PET 2021 exam. About 85% i.e. about 17 lakh candidates had appeared in the exam. This survey was conducted at 2,254 exam centers across the state.
The Commission said in the result notice that the candidates who did not even mark the series of question booklets in their OMR sheet or more than one series have been flagged, thus canceling the candidacy of all these candidates on the scorecard. marked as canceled.
The candidates whose results are examined at the committee level will be listed on the scorecard of such candidates. A decision on this will be made after the investigation.
Candidates caught using unfair means during the exam have withdrawn their candidacy by flagging them as dishonest means.
