UP B.Ed JEE

The UP BEd JEE exam centres are the designated test centres where the entrance examination is conducted. As per the notification, the UP BEd JEE is conducted in 80 exam centres across Uttar Pradesh with Noida, Ghaziabad, Kanpur, Lucknow, Varanasi being the major ones. The detailed address of the exam centre will be mentioned on candidate's respective admit cards. 

The UP BEd JEE Mental Ability section will have questions from problems on series, syllogism, coding-decoding, analogies, classification, and dice problems. These questions test a candidate's logical thinking and problem-solving skills, which are essential for effective teaching.

Yes, candidates with physical disabilities can also fill the online application form given they will have to submit the application form. There are given certain provisions, such as extra time during the exam and accessible exam centers. They must submit valid disability certificates during the application process to avail of these benefits.

The late fee of UP BEd JEE 2025 for General/OBC candidates is INR 2000, for SC/ST candidates of UP it is INR 1000 while for SC/ST candidates of other states it is INR 2000. The rest of the process is the same as candidates need to visit the official website bujhansi.ac.in and fill the online application form.

The UP BEd JEE syllabus includes topics like General Knowledge, Aptitude, and Language Proficiency, along with subject-specific content.

• For General Knowledge, focus on current affairs, history, and general science.
• The language section assesses grammar, comprehension, and vocabulary.
• Aptitude tests reasoning, logical thinking, and problem-solving skills.
• For subject-specific sections, review the concepts from your undergraduate degree.
• Create a study plan, use recommended books, and practice mock tests regularly to improve your performance.

As per the official notification the UP B.Ed JEE exam consists of two papers:

• Paper 1: General Knowledge (50 questions) and Hindi/English Language (50 questions)

• Paper 2: General Aptitude (50 questions) and Subject-Specific (50 questions, based on your chosen stream)

Each paper is 3 hours long, with 2 marks awarded for each correct answer and no negative marking. Familiarizing yourself with the exam pattern helps in effective preparation.