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September 10 is the deadline; offline submissions will no longer be accepted at the Commission office
Pooja Srivastava | Anytime News Network
Candidates seeking relief or raising objections regarding the UPTET 2026 result have been given an important procedural update by the Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission. The Commission has made it clear that representations related to the result will now be accepted only through email.
According to Commission Chairman Dr. Prashant Kumar, candidates who wish to submit a representation concerning the UPTET-2026 result declared on August 26, 2026, can now send their applications to the Commission’s designated email address: upesscprayagraj@gmail.com.
The most important deadline for candidates is September 10, 2026. Those seeking relief or wishing to raise an objection regarding their result have been instructed to ensure that their representation reaches the Commission by the stipulated date.
The Commission has also made a significant change in the submission process. No offline representation concerning the UPTET-2026 result will be accepted at the Commission office from September 3 onwards. Candidates therefore cannot rely on physically submitting their applications at the office and must use the prescribed email channel.
The arrangement has been issued in continuation of the Commission’s notification number 1898/48/(2026)/Examination/2026-27, dated September 1, 2026.
For thousands of candidates awaiting clarity on their result-related concerns, the revised procedure puts the focus firmly on timely digital submission. Candidates must ensure that their representation clearly explains the issue for which relief is being sought and that it is sent to the prescribed email address within the deadline.
The Commission has advised candidates to follow the prescribed procedure and submit their representations within the specified period so that the matters received can be examined and necessary action taken according to the rules.
With the offline route now closed, candidates have little room for delay. September 10 is the key deadline, and any candidate intending to approach the Commission regarding the UPTET 2026 result must now do so electronically.
The latest instruction is particularly important for candidates who may have been planning to visit the Commission office personally. Such submissions will no longer be accepted, making email the only specified channel for representations under the new arrangement.
Candidates are therefore advised to avoid last-minute submission and ensure that their representation reaches the Commission within the prescribed time.
