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UTET Previous Year Question Papers (2019–2025) — Free PDF Download

The Uttarakhand Vidyalayi Shiksha Parishad publishes the actual question booklet used in each year’s UTET exam on its official website, after the test is conducted. This article collects the official UTET-I and UTET-II previou year question booklets from 2019 through 2025 in one place, with direct links to each PDF.

Candidates preparing for UTET 2026 can use these papers to understand the real difficulty level, question framing and time pressure of the exam, alongside the UTET 2026 syllabus which lists every topic these papers are drawn from. All links below go directly to the official booklets hosted by the Uttarakhand Vidyalayi Shiksha Parishad.

Quick summary

DetailInformation
Conducting bodyUttarakhand Vidyalayi Shiksha Parishad, Ramnagar (Nainital)
Years available2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
Papers per yearUTET-I (Classes I–V) and UTET-II (Classes VI–VIII)
FormatOfficial PDF question booklets
Sourceukutet.com (official website)
Useful forUTET 2026 candidates practising before the 29 September 2026 exam
UTET Previous Year Question Papers (2019–2025) — Free PDF Download
UTET Previous Year Question Papers (2019–2025)

UTET-I previous year question booklets

YearQuestion booklet
2025UTET-I 2025 Question Booklet (PDF)
2024UTET-I 2024 Question Booklet (PDF)
2023UTET-I 2023 Question Booklet (PDF)
2022UTET-I 2022 Question Booklet (PDF)
2021UTET-I 2021 Question Booklet (PDF)
2020UTET-I 2020 Question Booklet (PDF)
2019UTET-I 2019 Question Booklet (PDF)

UTET-II previous year question booklets

YearQuestion booklet
2025UTET-II 2025 Question Booklet (PDF)
2024UTET-II 2024 Question Booklet (PDF)
2023UTET-II 2023 Question Booklet (PDF)
2022UTET-II 2022 Question Booklet (PDF)
2021UTET-II 2021 Question Booklet (PDF)
2020UTET-II 2020 Question Booklet (PDF)
2019UTET-II 2019 Question Booklet (PDF)

Why previous year papers matter

This is added context based on how TET-style exams are generally structured, not part of any official notification.

Every UTET paper follows the same fixed structure year to year: 150 multiple-choice questions, 150 marks, no negative marking, and a 2-hour-30-minute duration, split across Child Development and Pedagogy, two language papers, and either Mathematics/EVS (UTET-I) or Mathematics & Science/Social Studies (UTET-II). Because this structure hasn’t changed, solving several years of actual booklets shows a candidate exactly how questions from the UTET 2026 syllabus get converted into exam questions — which pedagogy theories repeat, how comprehension passages are framed, and how much time each section realistically takes.

How to use these papers effectively

  • Attempt one full booklet under exam timing (2 hours 30 minutes) before checking answers, to get an honest sense of pace.
  • Compare mistakes across years to spot a personal weak area — for most candidates this turns out to be the pedagogy sub-topics rather than pure content.
  • Use the two most recent years (2024 and 2025) closest to the actual exam date, since question style tends to be most current in the latest papers.
  • Cross-check each topic tested against the official UTET 2026 syllabus to confirm it is still in scope.

Important links

FAQs

Are these the official UTET question papers?

Yes. Every link above goes directly to the question booklet PDF hosted by the Uttarakhand Vidyalayi Shiksha Parishad on its official website, not a third-party copy.

Do UTET-I and UTET-II have separate previous year papers?

Yes. UTET-I is for Classes I–V and UTET-II is for Classes VI–VIII; each has its own separate question booklet for every year.

Is an answer key available with these question booklets?

The Board publishes a separate provisional and final answer key after each exam; these booklets contain only the questions asked in that year’s test.

How many years of papers should a candidate solve before UTET 2026?

There is no fixed number, but working through at least the last three years (2023–2025) gives a candidate a reasonably current sense of question style and difficulty.

Sandeep Khati, founder and editor of India Job Alerts

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Sandeep Khati

Founder and Editor, India Job Alerts

B.Tech in Computer Science from Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College (2010). Former Systems Engineer at TCS and in digital publishing since 2011. He started India Job Alerts in April 2025 to publish verified government and PSU job notifications for West Bengal, Sikkim and the rest of India. Every post is checked against the official notification before it goes live. Also writes about the Darjeeling hills at SearchDarjeeling.

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