UKSSSC Inter Level Syllabus 2026: Subject-Wise Topics, Marks & Exam Pattern (553 Posts)

Last Updated: Oct 5, 2026 | Source: Official Uksssc Notification | sssc.uk.gov.in

Preparing for Kanishtha Sahayak or any other Inter Level post in UKSSSC Advertisement No. 80/2026? This page gives you the official syllabus in one place: the exam pattern, marks for each section, and every topic you need to cover, from General Hindi to Uttarakhand GK. Everything here is taken directly from the commission’s own syllabus document, so you can plan your preparation without guessing.

UKSSSC Inter Level Exam: Quick Facts

Which Posts Does This Syllabus Cover?

The commission has released one common syllabus for the Junior Assistant / other intermediate-level posts in this advertisement. The posts listed in the advertisement are:

• Computer Sahayak
• Kanishtha Sahayak / Sah Data Entry Operator
• Pravar Sahayak / Varishtha Sahayak
• Nibandhan Lipik
• Kanishtha Sahayak
• Kanishtha Sahayak Sah Computer Operator
• Computer Operator
• Telephone Operator
• Sahayak Khanij Paryavekshak
• Bhumi Arjan Amin / Bhumi Adhyapti Nirikshak
• Ahalmad and Cashier
• Store Keeper
• Grihmata and Survey Lekhpal

UKSSSC Inter Level Exam Pattern

The selection has two parts, and only the written exam decides your merit.

1. Written exam (objective type): One paper covering General Hindi, General Knowledge and General Studies. 100 questions, 100 marks, 2 hours.
2. Typing test (qualifying): You only need to qualify. It is not a scoring round.

Section-Wise Marks Distribution

What this means for you: Uttarakhand GK alone is worth as much as the entire General Studies block, and together with General Hindi, these two Uttarakhand-and-language sections carry 60 marks. Do not treat them as an afterthought.

UKSSSC Inter Level Syllabus 2026: Subject-Wise Topics

1. General Hindi (20 Marks)

• Language and Hindi language (भाषा एवं हिंदी भाषा): Language and its types, development of Hindi, different forms of Hindi, official (कार्यालयी) Hindi, major dialects of Uttarakhand (Kumaoni, Garhwali)
• Script and alphabet (लिपि एवं वर्णमाला): Development of Devanagari script, merits and demerits of Devanagari, Indian languages written in Devanagari, vowels and consonants (स्वर एवं व्यंजन)
• Hindi spelling (हिंदी वर्तनी): Spelling analysis, correct and incorrect words, punctuation marks, Hindi numerals
• Word structure (शब्द संरचना): Varn, akshar, prefix and suffix (उपसर्ग, प्रत्यय), noun, pronoun, verb, voice (वाच्य), pad, gender, number, person, adjective, adverb, karak, avyay
• Vocabulary (शब्द भंडार): Tatsam, tadbhav, deshaj, agat (loan words from Indian and foreign languages), one-word and multi-meaning words, antonyms, synonyms, shabd-yugm, paronyms (श्रुतिसमभिन्नार्थक शब्द)
• Sandhi (संधि): Sandhi vichchhed and its types
• Sentence introduction (वाक्य परिचय): Meaning and definition of a sentence, types of sentences by structure, sentence correction (वाक्य-शुद्धि)
• Idioms and proverbs (मुहावरे और लोकोक्तियां): Definition, meaning and usage
• Letter writing (पत्र लेखन): Noting (टिप्पण), drafting (प्रारूपण), notice (विज्ञप्ति), government and semi-government letters
• Mass communication: Different media of mass communication (जनसंचार के विभिन्न माध्यम)
• Computer in Hindi: Use of computers in Hindi (हिंदी में कंप्यूटर का अनुप्रयोग)

2. General Knowledge & General Studies (40 Marks)

This block covers seven subjects. The commission has not published separate marks for each, so prepare all of them.

2.1 General Intelligence Test and Reasoning

A. Verbal Reasoning

• Alphabetical Test
• Coding-Decoding
• Analogy
• Order Arrangement
• Blood Relations
• Classification
• Word Formation
• Direction and Distance
• Venn Diagram
• Calendar
• Problem Solving

B. Non-Verbal Reasoning

• Classification
• Figure Counting
• Figure Completion
• Grouping of Identical Figures
• Mirror and Water Image
• Paper Folding and Cutting
• Cube and Dice

2.2 History

• Political, social, economic and cultural history of Ancient India (from the Harappan civilization to 1206 AD), Medieval India and Modern India
• The Indian National Movement
• Major post-independence events
• Major events of world history: Renaissance in Europe, American War of Independence, French Revolution, Russian Revolution, First and Second World Wars

2.3 Geography

• Geography of India: Geographical introduction, relief, climate, drainage system, resources (natural vegetation, soil, water, minerals and energy), crops, population, air and water pollution
• World geography: Origin of the solar system, latitude and longitude, relief, rocks, ocean currents, tides, climate, major industries and population

2.4 Political Science

• National awakening in India (important leaders, organizations and events)
• Important events of the Indian National Movement
• Gandhian ideas
• Salient features of the Constitution of India
• Fundamental Rights
• Directive Principles of State Policy
• Parliament of India
• Political parties and the electoral process in India
• Concept of local self-government
• United Nations Organization

2.5 Economics

• Features of the Indian economy
• Population
• Features and problems of Indian agriculture
• Food security
• Industrial development and problems
• Money and banking
• New Economic Policy
• Human capital formation
• Poverty and employment
• Indian tax system
• Foreign trade of India
• Balance of payment
• Globalisation and the Indian economy

2.6 National and International Current Affairs

• India: State-related information, national symbols, geographical information, important places, languages and literature, sports, awards and other current events
• International: Important discoveries and inventions, important organizations and other current events

2.7 Fundamentals of Computers

• Computer fundamentals: History and basics, classification, hardware and software, processors, memory, computer languages, algorithms and flowcharts
• Operating systems: Functions and types, processes, GUI-based operating systems
• Database management systems: Database concepts, need for databases, types of keys
• Office automation: Word processing, spreadsheets and presentation software
• Networking and internet: Computer networks, internet basics, ISP, web browsers, World Wide Web, URL, domain names, search engines, email, net etiquette, social impact of ICT, websites, web pages, HTML basics and common HTML tags
• Cyber security and emerging technologies: Cyber threats, cyber security techniques, Indian IT Act, introduction to Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Internet of Things and Cloud Computing

3. General Knowledge of Uttarakhand (40 Marks)

• Geography: Location and extent, mountain peaks, glaciers, rivers, lakes, forests, national parks and sanctuaries
• History: Important dynasties, period of British rule, Uttarakhand in the Indian freedom struggle, important social movements and the Uttarakhand Statehood Movement
• Economy: Agriculture, important industries, tourism, important statistical data, employment and important schemes
• Culture: Cultural aspects and traditions of Uttarakhand
• Environment: Bio-diversity, water resources, environment, pollution and disaster management
• Administration: General administrative system, local self-government and important initiatives
• Current affairs: Current affairs related to Uttarakhand

Download UKSSSC Inter Level Syllabus PDF

Want the syllabus offline? Download the official document straight from the commission’s notification.

• Download Official Syllabus PDF (Hindi & English) (Scroll down in the pdf for syllabus and pattern)

Want the Full Recruitment Details Too?

Syllabus is only one piece of the puzzle. For vacancies post-wise, eligibility, age limit, fees, important dates and how to apply, read the complete Inter Level recruitment guide for all 553 posts.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1.What is the UKSSSC Inter Level exam pattern?

Ans. The written exam is a single objective-type paper of 100 questions and 100 marks, to be completed in 2 hours. It covers General Hindi, General Knowledge and General Studies. A qualifying typing test follows.

Q2. How many marks are there for each section?

Ans. General Hindi carries 20 marks, General Knowledge and General Studies carry 40 marks, and General Knowledge of Uttarakhand carries 40 marks, making 100 in total.

Q3. Is there a separate syllabus for Kanishtha Sahayak and the other posts?

Ans. No. The commission has issued one common syllabus for the Junior Assistant and other intermediate-level posts in this advertisement, so the same preparation works for all of them.

Q4. Is computer knowledge part of the syllabus?

Ans. Yes. Fundamentals of Computers is a full subject inside the General Knowledge and General Studies section. It covers hardware, software, operating systems, databases, office tools, internet basics, cyber security, and introductory AI, Machine Learning, IoT and Cloud Computing.

Q5. Is the typing test counted in the final merit?

Ans. The typing test is qualifying in nature. You must pass it, but it is not a marks-based round, so your merit is built on the written exam.

Q6. Which topics should I focus on first?

Ans. Start with Uttarakhand GK and General Hindi, since together they carry 60 of the 100 marks and their syllabus is the most specific. Then move to Reasoning, History, Polity, Geography, Economics, Computers and Current Affairs.

Q7. Does the syllabus cover current affairs?

Ans. Yes. National and international current affairs are included, along with a separate current-affairs point inside the Uttarakhand GK section.