UPTET 2026: Error in your certificate? You can get these four details corrected; find out the process and fees..

If you have qualified for the Uttar Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test (UPTET) 2026 and downloaded your certificate but found errors in details such as your name, father's/husband's name, date of birth, or category, there is no need to worry. The Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission (UPESSC) has introduced a facility for such candidates to correct their certificates. Candidates can apply online to obtain a revised certificate. The Commission has issued an official notice regarding this.

**Details Eligible for Correction**
Candidates can rectify errors in the personal information recorded on their UPTET 2026 certificate. The information on the certificate is based on the details provided in the TET application form.

The Commission allows candidates to correct details such as their name, father's/husband's name, date of birth, and category. Candidates must apply for this through the prescribed procedure.

**What is the Fee?**
A correction fee of ₹200 has been fixed for making changes to the UPTET 2026 certificate. This fee must be paid online to have the revised certificate issued. According to the Commission, no further opportunity for correction will be provided once the certificate has been amended; therefore, candidates should thoroughly verify all information before submitting their application.

**How ​​to Make Corrections?**
First, visit the official portal: certificates.upessc.org.
Log in by entering your roll number, date of birth, and security code.
After logging in, click on the 'Request Correction' option.
Enter the correct details to replace the erroneous information.
Next, pay the prescribed correction fee online.
After paying the fee, submit the correction application.
Keep a record or receipt of the submitted application for future reference.

**How ​​Were the Results This Year?**

A total of 7,13,648 candidates appeared for the UPTET primary level examination (Classes 1 to 5). Of these, 80.07 percent—or 5,71,435 candidates—were declared successful. Meanwhile, 10,57,021 candidates appeared for the upper primary level examination (Classes 6 to 8), with 71.85 percent—or 7,59,513 candidates—passing.

Regarding currently employed teachers, 76.29 percent (93,387) of the 1,22,405 teachers who took the primary level exam were successful. Similarly, at the upper primary level, 77.45 percent (1,13,384) of the 1,46,394 employed teachers who appeared for the exam were declared successful.

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