UPTET 2019 Registration update: Examination Regulatory Authority Of Uttar Pradesh is all set to start the application process for UPTET 2019 from November 1, 2019.
Candidates, who will apply for the examination, should note that the registration process will end on November 21, 2019 and the examination will be conducted in Hindi, English, Sanskrit and Urdu.
While the official notification is expected to release in November 2019, candidates can be able to apply henceforth.
Candidates can check important dates, eligibility, selection process and other details mentioned below.
UPTET 2019: How to register online
Step 1: Visit the official website upbasiceducaboed.gov.in
Step 2: Click on the UPTET 2019 registration link
Step 3: Read the instructions
Step 4: Register online.
UPTET 2019 registration: FAQs
When will UPTET 2019 registration start?
UPTET 2019 registration will start on November 1. Candidates are advised to check UPTET 2019 registration guide mentioned above.
According to latest updates, the Uttar Pradesh Basic Education Council will release UPTET 2019 notification next week.
Once released, the UPTET 2019 notification will be available online.
Candidates, who are appearing for the exam, are advised to keep track on the official website for latest updates.
UPTET 2019 notification: How to download online
Step 1: Visit the official website examregulatoryauthorityup.in
Step 2: Click on the UPTET 2019 notification link
Step 3: Read the instructions
Step 4: Download UPTET 2019 notification.
When will UPTET 2019 notification release?
UPTET 2019 notification will be available online soon. Candidates are advised to check UPTET 2019 notification download process mentioned above.
At the time of downloading, what to do if there is delay in accessing the page?
Internet based Call letter download depends on various factors like Internet Speed, large number of Applicants trying to download the Call Letter at the same time etc. Therefore, if you are not able to download the UPTET 2019 notification immediately, please retry after a gap of 5 minutes or during off-peak hours during the night.
