UPSSSC PET 2025 result expected soon: Over 19 lakh candidates await scorecards

The Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UPSSSC) is expected to announce the result of the Preliminary Eligibility Test (PET) 2025 soon on its official website, upsssc.gov.in. The exam was conducted on 6 and 7 September 2025, and the final answer key was released in mid‑November. Over 19 lakh candidates appeared for the exam, which serves as the eligibility test for various Group B and C posts across the state. The PET score is valid for three years, allowing successful candidates to apply for multiple government vacancies.

UPSSSC PET exam details

The UPSSSC exam was conducted across 48 districts, with candidates appearing at multiple centres.

• Conducting Authority: UPSSSC
• Exam Dates: 6–7 September 2025
• Mode: Offline (OMR‑based)
• Questions: 100 objective questions in 2 hours
• Registered Candidates: Approx. 25.32 lakh
• Appeared Candidates: Approx. 19.42 lakh
• Score Validity: 3 years

UPSSSC PET result status

As of now, the official result link has not been activated. Media reports and expert updates indicate that the result, including scorecards and merit list, is expected soon. Candidates are advised to keep their registration number and date of birth ready for login once the result is declared.

How candidates can check their result

Once released, candidates can check their PET result by following these steps:

1. Visit the official website: upsssc.gov.in.
2. Click on the “UPSSSC PET Result 2025 / Scorecard” link.
3. Login using Registration Number and Date of Birth.
4. Download and print the scorecard for future reference.

Expected cut-offs and category-wise trends

Official cut-offs will be declared along with the merit list, but based on past trends and expert estimates:

• General Category: 60–65 marks
• OBC / EWS: 55–60 marks
• SC / ST: 50–55 marks

Higher scores may be required in districts or posts with more applicants. Candidates should note that cut-offs vary depending on the number of vacancies, category, and overall performance of examinees.

What’s next

• The PET score is mandatory for applying to Group B and C posts such as Clerk, Junior Assistant, Forest Guard, Lekhpal, among others.
• Official cut‑offs will be released along with the merit list. Based on previous trends, general category candidates may require around 60–65 marks to qualify.
• Candidates should monitor the official website regularly for the live result link and updates on upcoming recruitment.

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