UKSSSC Patwari Exam Analysis 2026: Check Section- Wise Paper Review Difficulty Level & Good Attempts
The UKSSSC Patwari Exam 2026 was conducted on June 14 in offline OMR-based mode in a single shift from 11 AM to 1 PM. The 100-question paper covering General Hindi, General Awareness & General Studies, and Uttarakhand GK. Read the complete article for the section-wise analysis, difficulty level.
Uttarakhand Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UKSSSC) has conducted the Patwari, Lekhpal, Village Development Officer and other Group C posts exam today June 14, 2026 at various exam centres across the state. The exam was held in a single shift from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The exam was conducted in an offline pen-and-paper OMR-based format. Through the UKSSSC Patwari exam, the commission aims to fill around 416 vacancies. In this article we have provided you with exam analysis based on the section-wise review, overall difficulty level, good attempts and types of questions asked from the various topics.
UKSSSC Patwari 2026 Exam Analysis
UKSSSC Patwari Exam Pattern 2026
The UKSSSC Patwari examination contains a total of 100 objective-type questions for 100 marks. For the various posts the paper is divided into common subjects such as General Hindi (20 Q), General Awareness & General studies including topics from computers and reasoning (40 Q) and Uttarakhand general knowledge (40 Q). The test was conducted in offline mode. The duration of the examination is 2 hours. If you have given an incorrect response, 0.25 marks will be deducted for a particular question, while no marks will be deducted for an unattempted question.
UKSSSC Patwari Exam Timing 2026
Candidates have to clear a total of four stages to be selected as a UKSSSC Patwari. In the first stage the written examination has already been conducted. The second stage will consist of a Physical Efficiency Test (PET). In the third stage candidates' documents will be verified. The fourth and final stage will be a medical examination. The final selection will be based on candidates' performance in all four stages. Candidates can check the UKSSSC Patwari exam shift and timing details in the table below.
| Shift | Exam Timing | Reporting Timing | Duration of EXAM |
| Shift 1 | 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM | 8: 30 AM | 2 hours ( 120 Mins) |
UKSSSC Patwari Exam Analysis Check Difficulty Level
The UKSSSC Patwari exam has been concluded for subjects such as Hindi, General Awareness & General Studies, including topics from computers and reasoning and Uttarakhand GK. Candidates who have given this exam can check the difficulty level of the exam in the table below.
| Subjects | Number of Questions | Difficulty Level | Number of Good Attempts |
| General Hindi | 20 | Easy to Moderate | To be updated |
| General Awareness & General Studies | 40 | Moderate | To be updated |
| Uttrakhand General Knowledge | 40 | Moderate to Difficult with slightly trickier questions | To be updated |
| Overall | 100 | Moderate | To be updated |
UKSSSC Patwari Exam 2026: What Should Candidates Do Next?
After appearing for the UKSSSC Patwari Exam 2026 candidates should analyze their performance and calculate their expected scores using the official answer key once it is released. They are also advised to check the official UKSSSC website regularly for updates regarding the answer key, result date and cutoff marks. It is recommended to keep the registration details and exam documents for future use. Instead of worrying about the result aspirants should focus on preparing for the next stage of the recruitment process and stay updated with important notifications so as not to miss out on any of the details related to this exam.
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