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The UP PGT Physics exam, conducted by the Uttar Pradesh Secondary Education Service Selection Board (UPSESSB), is a gateway to teaching Physics at the postgraduate level. With 125 MCQs, 425 marks, and no negative marking, the exam demands a strong grasp of concepts and rigorous practice. At PhysicsScholar, we provide free UP PGT Physics Self-Study Materials to help you:
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UP PGT Physics Overview
The Uttar Pradesh Post Graduate Teacher (UP PGT) Physics exam is conducted by the Uttar Pradesh Secondary Education Service Selection Board (UPSESSB) to recruit physics teachers for government schools in Uttar Pradesh. Here’s an overview of the exam pattern and selection process:
Information | Details |
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Subjects | Physics |
Pay Commission | 8th |
Grade Pay | 4800 |
Exam Type | Written + Interview |
Marks Distribution | Written – 425 Marks Interview – 50 Marks Weightage – 25 Marks |
Exam Mode | Offline (timing – 2 hrs.) |
Negative Marking | No |
Number of Questions | 125 (Each Que. 3.4 Marks) |
Type of Questions | MCQ |
Total Marks | 500 Marks |
UP PGT Physics Exam Pattern
- Type: Objective (Multiple Choice Questions)
- Duration: 2 hours
- Maximum Marks: 425
- Number of Questions: 125
- Marking: Each correct answer carries 3.4 marks
- Negative Marking: None
- Additional Weightage:
- Interview: 50 marks
- Special Qualification (e.g., Ph.D., B.Ed., M.Ed., National-level sports participation): 25 marks (maximum)
UP PGT Physics Selection Process
- Written Exam: Candidates who score the minimum qualifying marks in the written exam are shortlisted for the next stage.
- Interview: Shortlisted candidates appear for an interview, where their subject knowledge, teaching skills, and overall personality are assessed.
- Final Merit List: The final merit list is prepared based on the combined scores of the written exam and interview, along with the additional weightage for special qualifications.
UP PGT Physics Eligibility Criteria
- Master’s degree in Physics or a related subject with at least 55% marks.
- B.Ed. or M.Ed. degree.
- Age limit: Minimum 21 years.
Mechanics
- Calculation of vectors with reference to the SI system (Addition, subtraction & Multiplication)
- Gradient, divergence, & Curl
- Centre of mass, Linear momentum, Torque
- Angular Momentum, Conservation laws
- Centripetal force & acceleration, Centrifugal force
- Potential Energy, Gravitational Potential & field due to spherical shell & solid sphere
- Kepler’s laws, Projectile Motion
- Motion of Satellites, Rotational Motion
- Angular acceleration, definition of inertia with reference to Physics of Elasticity
- Stress & strain, Hook’s law, Elastic Constants & their relations
- Bending of beams, Torsion of a cylinder
- Surface tension, Molecular theory of surface tension, cohesive & Adhesive force
- Surface Energy, Capillary Action, Angle of contact
- Excess Pressure, Shape of Meniscus
- Viscosity: Ideal fluids, equation of continuity, stream line flow
- Bernoulli’s theorem, coefficient of Viscosity, Poiseuille’s Equation, Stoke’s law
Thermal Physics
- Thermodynamic system, Thermodynamic Equilibrium, Thermodynamic state
- Isothermal & Adiabatic Process, Concept of temp, Heat & Work
- Thermal Process, first law of thermodynamics
- Internal Energy, Joule’s law & its Application
- Carnot cycle, Carnot Engine & Refrigerator
- Absolute temp scale, Carnot theorem, Second law of thermodynamics
- Kinetic theory of gases, Maxwell-Boltzmann law of distribution of velocity
- Newton’s law of cooling, Stefan constant, Stefan-Boltzmann law
- Wien’s constant & temp, Black body Radiation
- Kirchhoff’s law, intensity & Energy density
- Pressure & Energy density, distribution of energy in the spectrum of black body radiation
- Wien’s distribution law, Wien’s displacement law
- Rayleigh-Jeans law, Planck’s law
Optics
- Geometric optics: Principles of light, Application, Cardinal points of coaxial optical system
- Combination of thin lenses, Aberration in lenses
- Achromatism in Prism & lenses, Apalantis
- Field of view & depth of field, Magnifying power & Resolving Power of Telescope
- Microscope, Resolving Power of eye, Dispersive Power of Prism
- Wave Optics: Interference: Condition for observing interference, temporal & spatial coherence
- YISE, Measurement of wavelength by measuring fringe width
- Spontaneous & stimulated emission, Basic idea about laser emission
- Ruby laser & He-Ne laser
- Diffraction: Fresnel & Fraunhofer class of diffraction, Power of optical instrument
- Rayleigh criteria
- Polarisation: Unpolarised, polarised & partially Polarised light
- Linearly polarised light and it’s production by Polarisation by Reflection
- Brewster’s law, Malus law
- Double refraction of uniaxial Crystals, Nicol prism, Polariser
- Huygen’s theory of double refraction
- Fresnel’s theory of optical rotation, Specific rotation & optical activity
Electricity & Magnetism
- Law of electrostatic induction, Gauss law, Electric field, potential
- Potential due to an electric dipole
- Elementary idea about multiple, Displacement & Polarization vector
- Lorentz electric Field, Types of Polarizability
- Parallel plate & spherical condenser, Parallel & series combination of condenser
- Energy of condenser
- Magnetostatics: Amperes law, Biot-Savart law
- Magnetic field due to wire of infinite length
- Magnetic field due to circular loop & solenoid, Helmholtz coil
- Magnetic Moment, Magnetic materials & Magnetization
- Magnetic susceptibility
- Current Electricity: Conduction of current through a wire
- Kirchhoff’s laws of resistors, Drift velocity, Ohm’s law
- Wheatstone Bridge, Meter Bridge, E.M.F.
- Carey Foster Bridge, Potentiometer, Primary & Secondary cell
- Heating effect of current
- Conversion of Galvanometer into voltmeter & Ammeter
Modern Physics
- Electro-Magnetism: Faraday’s law of EMI, Displacement current
- Self & Mutual Induction, transformer
- Loretz Force, Motion of charge in a mag field
- Mag field due to a moving charge
- Force between two current carrying straight wires
- Force on a current carrying wire in a magnetic field
- Alternating current: L-C-R Circuit
- Behaviour of Inductor, Capacitor & Resistor in A-C Circuit
- Resonance in L-C-R Circuit
- Quality Factor, Power Factor, Choke Coil
- Wireless Current: Thermionic Tube
- Thermionic Emission, Richardson Equation, Diode
- Space Charge, Limited Current curve, Triode Const
- Amplifier, Oscilloscope, Principle of image transmission
- Television, CRO, Solid Electronics, Modulator & Detector
- Einstein’s Photo Electric Equation, Work Function
- Threshold frequency, Ionization Potential
- Photo voltaic cell, Bohr’s theory of Hydrogen atom
- Energy Levels, Characteristic X-Ray Spectra
- Radioactivity, Half-life, Mass defect, Binding Energy
- Artificial transformation, Fission & Fusion
- Fundamental Particle, Nuclear Reactor
Sr. | Unit/Topic Name | Download |
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1 | Mechanics | click here (complete) |
2 | Thermal Physics | click here(complete) |
3 | Wave & Oscillation | click here (complete) |
4 | Optics | 1. Ray optics 2. Interference 3. Diffraction 4. Polarisation 5. Laser |
5 | Electricity & Magnetism | 1. Electrostatics 2. Current Electricity 3. Magneto Statics 4. Alternating Current 5. E.M. Induction 6. E.M. Wave |
6 | Modern Physics | click here (complete) |
7 | Electronics | click here (complete) |
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- Start with the Syllabus: Review the syllabus and prioritize high-weightage topics like Mechanics (30% of questions).
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Recommended Resources for UP PGT Physics
- Books:
- Concepts of Physics by H.C. Verma (Mechanics, Optics).
- Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday & Resnick (PGT-level concepts).
- NCERT Physics Class 11 & 12 (foundation for TGT/PGT).
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