UPSSSC PET 2025: Apply from May 14.

The Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission has published the official PET 2025 announcement. Applicants can visit the official website to register for the test.

There has been a lot of press about young people in Uttar Pradesh who want to work for the government. On May 2, 2025, the Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UPSSSC) formally announced the PET 2025 preliminary exam. Every competitive exam that UPSSSC uses to hire candidates is based on this one. Candidates can register by following the instructions provided here.

All applicants who wish to apply for PET 2025 can now do so online via UPSSSC’s official website, upsssc.gov.in, between May 14 and June 17, 2025. At the same time, June 24, 2025, has been set as the deadline for application corrections and fee submission.

Who is eligible to apply?

Candidates must have completed high school or an equivalent exam to sit for the PET 2025. You may apply if you meet this requirement at the time of application. Candidates must be between the ages of 18 and 40 to apply for the exam; this age restriction will take effect on July 1, 2025.

What is the cost going to be?

Candidates must pay an application fee in order to apply. Candidates from the general and OBC categories must pay a fee of Rs 185. Candidates from the SC/ST category must pay Rs 95. In addition, PwBD candidates would be required to pay a Rs 25 charge. The fee can be paid by SBI challan, UPI, net banking, or debit/credit card.

Apply in this manner.

Step 1: Interested and qualified candidates go to upsssc.gov.in, the official website.
Step 2: Then, on the homepage, click the ‘UPSSSC PET 2025’ link.
Step 3: Next, applicants complete the registration form and send it in.
Step 4: Applicants can now log in and finish filling out the application.
Step 5: The candidates should then submit the form and pay the application fee.
Step 6: The applicants must then preserve a copy of the application for their records.

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