Uttar Pradesh Faces Shortage of Qualified Candidates for LT Grade Computer Teacher Posts
LT Grade (Computer Teacher) Recruitment-2025: Only 682 qualify for mains against 1,056 posts

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The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has reported that only 682 candidates qualified for the main examination for 1,056 LT Grade Computer Teacher positions in government secondary schools. This follows a preliminary exam held on April 5, where only 30,515 out of 70,496 registered candidates participated, highlighting ongoing recruitment challenges in the state.
- 01The recruitment is for 1,056 LT Grade Computer Teacher posts, with 601 for men and 455 for women.
- 02Only 682 candidates qualified for the main examination due to many failing to meet the minimum qualifying marks.
- 03The preliminary examination took place on April 5, with a participation rate of about 43% from registered candidates.
- 04In the 2018 recruitment, only 36 candidates qualified for 1,673 posts, leaving 1,637 positions unfilled due to a lack of eligible candidates.
- 05Details regarding the main examination procedures will be provided later to the shortlisted candidates.
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The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has announced a significant shortfall in qualified candidates for the LT Grade (Computer Teacher) Recruitment-2025. Out of 70,496 registered candidates, only 30,515 appeared for the preliminary examination held on April 5 across six districts. Of these, only 682 candidates qualified for the main examination, which is a stark contrast to the 1,056 vacancies available in government secondary schools across Uttar Pradesh. UPPSC Secretary Girijesh Kumar Tyagi noted that many candidates did not achieve the minimum qualifying marks, which prevented even those up to 15 times the number of vacancies from qualifying. This situation mirrors the 2018 recruitment cycle, where only 36 candidates qualified for 1,673 posts, resulting in 1,637 vacancies remaining unfilled due to a lack of eligible BEd-qualified candidates. The results of the preliminary examination have been posted on the UPPSC official website, with further instructions for the main examination to follow for those who qualified.
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The shortage of qualified candidates may lead to unfilled teaching positions in government secondary schools, affecting educational quality.
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