UP Super TET Syllabus 6-8 in Hindi PDF 2026

UP Super TET (Uttar Pradesh Super Teacher Eligibility Test) is an important teacher recruitment examination conducted by the Government of Uttar Pradesh. This exam is held for the post of Sahayak Adhyapak (Assistant Teacher) and aims to select teachers for government schools.

Important Point: Super TET is not merely an eligibility test — it is an actual recruitment examination that determines your final appointment. If you wish to apply for the Upper Primary level (Class 6-8), it is mandatory to have already passed UPTET or CTET Paper-2.

Super TET 2026 Exam Pattern (Class 6-8)

Overall Structure

Item	Details
Total Questions	120
Total Marks	360
Question Type	Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)
Exam Duration	120 minutes (2 hours)
Exam Mode	Offline (pen and paper)
Language	Hindi and English
Marks for Correct Answer	3 marks
Marks Deducted for Wrong Answer	-1 mark
Conducting Body	UP Education Service Selection Commission (UPESSC)

Exam Structure

The Super TET exam is divided into two sections:

Section 1: General Knowledge (30 Questions)

Mandatory for all candidates
Covers current affairs, national-international news, awards, and Indian culture

Section 2: Chosen Teaching Subject (90 Questions)

For Class 6-8, you can choose your subject:
- Hindi/Sanskrit/English
- Science
- Mathematics
- Social Studies
- Etc.

Total = 30 + 90 = 120 Questions

Subject-wise Distribution and Marks for Class 6-8

Detailed Subject-wise Table

S.No.	Subject	Number of Questions	Total Marks	Weightage %
1.	Language (Hindi, Sanskrit, English)	30	90	25.0%
2.	General Knowledge & Current Affairs	25	75	20.8%
3.	Mathematics	16	48	13.3%
4.	Science	08	24	6.7%
5.	Environment & Social Studies	08	24	6.7%
6.	Teaching Skills	08	24	6.7%
7.	Child Psychology	08	24	6.7%
8.	Life Skills, Management & Attitude	08	24	6.7%
9.	Logical Reasoning	05	15	4.2%
10.	Information Technology (IT)	04	12	3.3%
	Total	120	360	100%

Detailed Subject-wise Syllabus (Class 6-8)

1. Language (Hindi, Sanskrit, English) – 30 Questions (90 Marks)

This is the highest-weightage subject.

Hindi Language

Grammar Topics:

Noun, pronoun, adjective, verb
Gender, number, case, tense
Analysis of predicate relations
Sentence formation and types of sentences (simple, compound, complex)
Punctuation marks and their usage
Figures of speech (Alankar) — Anupras (alliteration), Yamak, Shlesh, Upma (simile), Rupak (metaphor), Utpreksha, Atishayokti (hyperbole)
Sandhi (conjunction) — vowel sandhi, consonant sandhi, visarga sandhi
Samas (compound words) — Tatpurush, Dvandva, Bahuvrihi, Avyayibhav samas

Vocabulary:

Synonyms (Paryayvachi)
Antonyms (Viparitarthak)
Idioms and proverbs
Polysemous words (words with multiple meanings)

Comprehension Topics:

Comprehension of unseen prose passages
Comprehension of unseen poetry passages
Form, merits and demerits of poetry
Genres of prose (story, essay, drama)

Language Teaching:

Stages of language development
Theories of language learning
Strategies for language teaching in the classroom
Language skills — listening, speaking, reading, writing
Teaching language to students from diverse backgrounds
Understanding language-related disorders

Sanskrit Language

Fundamentals of Sanskrit grammar
Sandhi, samas, general vocabulary
General introduction to Sanskrit literature
Teaching methods

English Language

English Grammar (Parts of Speech, Tenses, Sentence Structure)
Vocabulary and Word Formation
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
English Language Teaching Methodology

2. General Knowledge & Current Affairs – 25 Questions (75 Marks)

This is the second most important subject.

National and International News:

Recent national events
Important events around the world
Political developments
International relations

Important Personalities:

Important national and international leaders
Scientists, writers, artists
Famous personalities from the world of sports

Awards and Honours:

Bharat Ratna
Padma awards (Padma Vibhushan, Padma Bhushan, Padma Shri)
Sahitya Akademi Award
Nobel Prize
International awards

Sports:

Olympic Games
Cricket and other major sports
Indian athletes and their achievements

Indian Culture:

Indian art and architecture
Indian music and dance
Festivals and traditions
Religious sites

Government Schemes:

Education-related schemes
Health-related schemes
Economic schemes
Women’s welfare schemes

3. Mathematics – 16 Questions (48 Marks)

Arithmetic

Number systems (natural, whole, integers, rational, irrational numbers)
Divisibility (multiples, factors, prime numbers, prime factorization)
Highest Common Factor (HCF) and Least Common Multiple (LCM)
Decimals and fractions
Percentage and ratio
Profit and loss
Simple and compound interest
Specific types of problems

Algebra

Variables, constants, expressions
Algebraic equations (linear, quadratic)
Solving equations
Substitution method, elimination method
Polynomials
Numerical and expression-based problems

Geometry

Basic principles of geometry
Point, line, ray, line segment
Angles — definition, types, measurement
Triangles — properties, types, congruence, similarity
Circle — radius, diameter, circumference, area
Quadrilaterals — types and properties
Pyramid, prism, cylinder, cone, sphere

Mensuration

Area calculations:
- Area of triangle
- Area of quadrilateral
- Area of circle
- Area of plane figures
Perimeter calculations
Volume and surface area

Statistics

Data collection and presentation
Mean, median, mode
Basic principles of probability
Graphs and charts

Mathematics Teaching

Methods of teaching mathematics
Problem-solving skills
Abstract and concrete representation
Mathematical reasoning and proof

4. Science – 08 Questions (24 Marks)

Physics

Motion, force and laws
Newton’s laws of motion
Work, power, energy
Simple machines
Sound — waves, frequency, wavelength
Light — reflection, refraction, lenses, mirrors
Electricity — current, voltage, resistance
Magnetism
Heat — temperature, heat transfer

Chemistry

Matter and its properties
Elements, compounds, mixtures
Chemical reactions
Acids, bases, salts
Metals and non-metals
Carbon and its compounds
Oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen
Combustion and oxidation

Biology

The basic unit of life — the cell
Heredity and evolution
Plant physiology
Animal physiology
Plant and animal kingdoms
Nutrition — autotrophic, heterotrophic
Photosynthesis
Respiration

Human Body Systems

Digestive system
Respiratory system
Circulatory system
Nervous system
Endocrine system
Reproductive system
Excretory system

Health and Disease

Communicable (infectious) diseases
Non-communicable diseases
Immunity
Nutrition and health
First aid

Science Teaching

Methods of teaching science
Experimental and demonstration methods
Use of microscope
Safety in the science lab

5. Environment & Social Studies – 08 Questions (24 Marks)

Geography

Geography of India:

Location, size and boundaries of India
Climate and monsoon system
Rainfall distribution
Indian plateaus, mountain ranges
Rivers — Ganga, Brahmaputra, Narmada, Yamuna
Types of soil
Vegetation and wildlife
Climatic zones of India

World Geography:

Continents and oceans
Geographical features of major countries
World climate systems

History

Ancient India:

Indus Valley Civilization
Vedic period
Maurya Empire
Ashoka
Gupta period
Religions — Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism

Medieval India:

Turkish invasions
Delhi Sultanate
Mughal Empire
Akbar, Shah Jahan
Kingdoms in the south

Modern India:

Arrival of Europeans in India
British East India Company
Revolt of 1857
Indian National Movement
Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru
Indian independence struggle
15 August 1947

Civics

Indian Constitution:

Making of the Constitution
Preamble
Fundamental Rights (Articles 12-35)
Fundamental Duties
Directive Principles of State Policy

Indian Governance:

President
Prime Minister
Council of Ministers
Parliament (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha)

Judiciary:

Supreme Court
High Court
District Court

State Government:

Governor
Chief Minister
Legislative Assembly
Legislative Council

Local Governance:

Panchayati Raj
Municipality
Mayor

Election Process:

Indian electoral system
Voting rights
Election Commission

Economics

Production, consumption, distribution
Market economy
National income
Per capita income
Economic development
Agriculture, industry, services
Import-export
Currency and banking

Environmental Studies

Ecosystem
Biodiversity
Climate change
Pollution (air, water, soil)
Conservation of resources
Renewable and non-renewable resources
Environmental protection programs

6. Teaching Skills – 08 Questions (24 Marks)

Modern teaching methods
Collaborative learning
Problem-based learning
Project-based learning
Classroom management
Discipline and positive reinforcement
Student assessment
Formative and summative assessment
Use of technology (ICT in education)
Inclusive classroom
Working with students from diverse backgrounds

7. Child Psychology – 08 Questions (24 Marks)

Theories of Development

Meaning, need and scope of child development
Stages of development:
- Infancy (0-3 years)
- Early childhood (3-6 years)
- Middle childhood (6-12 years)
- Adolescence (12-18 years)

Dimensions of Development

Physical development
Mental (cognitive) development
Emotional development
Social development
Moral development
Language development

Theories of Learning

Thorndike’s trial-and-error theory
Pavlov’s classical conditioning
Skinner’s operant conditioning
Piaget’s theory of cognitive development
- Sensorimotor stage
- Preoperational stage
- Concrete operational stage
- Formal operational stage
Vygotsky’s socio-cultural theory
Bloom’s taxonomy

The Learning Process

What is learning
Types of learning
Meaningful learning
Cooperative learning
Problem-solving
Transfer of learning

Individual Differences

Intelligence
Creativity
Personality
Aptitude
Ability
Different types of intelligence

Children with Special Needs

Gifted children
Children with learning difficulties
Physically disabled children
Mentally disabled children
Concept of inclusive education

Adjustment and Problems

Common childhood problems
Aggression
Fear
Shyness
Lack of self-confidence
Counselling and guidance

8. Life Skills, Management & Attitude – 08 Questions (24 Marks)

Life Skills

Communication skills
Decision-making ability
Problem-solving
Self-awareness
Emotional intelligence
Social skills
Empathy
Cooperation and teamwork

Management Skills

Time management
Resource management
Classroom management
Stress management
Change management
Leadership skills

Teacher’s Attitude

Attitude towards the teaching profession
Sensitivity towards children
Commitment to equality and inclusion
Commitment to lifelong learning
Practicality
Accountability
Respect for Indian culture and values

9. Logical Reasoning – 05 Questions (15 Marks)

Similarities and differences
Classification
Series (number series, letter series)
Relationships
Ordering/arrangement
Coding and decoding
Direction test
Logical equations
Analytical reasoning

10. Information Technology (IT) – 04 Questions (12 Marks)

Computer Basics

What is a computer
Hardware and software
Generations of computers
Input and output devices

Operating Systems

Windows
Linux
Mac OS
Android

Software Applications

Word processing (MS Word)
Spreadsheet (MS Excel)
Presentation (MS PowerPoint)
Database

Internet and Online Safety

Introduction to the internet
Email
Web browsing
Cyber security
Data security
Password management

ICT in Education

E-learning
Digital resources
Online classes
Use of technology in education
Use of multimedia
Teaching software

Important Preparation Tips for Class 6-8

1. Organizing Subject-wise Study Material

High-priority subjects (60% of total time):

Language (30 questions)
General Knowledge (25 questions)
Mathematics (16 questions)

Medium priority (25% of total time):

Science (08 questions)
Teaching Skills (08 questions)
Child Psychology (08 questions)

Lower priority (15% of total time):

Life Skills (08 questions)
Logical Reasoning (05 questions)
Information Technology (04 questions)

2. Time Management

Total time: 120 minutes
Time per question: approximately 60 seconds
Section 1 (General Knowledge): 30 minutes
Section 2 (Teaching Subject): 90 minutes

3. Study Strategy

Phase One — Foundation Building (3-4 months)

Understand the core concepts of each subject
Read NCERT textbooks (Class 6-8 and Class 11-12)
Prepare notes

Phase Two — In-depth Study (2-3 months)

Deep study of specific subjects
Practice questions
Solve previous exam papers

Phase Three — Revision and Mock Tests (1-2 months)

Take full-length mock tests
Practice time management
Focus on weak areas

4. Preparing General Knowledge

Daily Study:

Read newspapers (15-20 minutes)
Use current affairs apps
Note down important events

Weekly Review:

Summarize the week’s important events
Remember awards and honours
Note sports news

5. Preparing Language

Grammar:

Understand the rules, don’t just memorize them
Practice one or two exercises daily
Learn from mistakes