Three Siblings from the Same Family Clear UP TET Exam, Paving the Way for Appointments

UP TET Success for Three Siblings

The Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission has announced the results of the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) 2026, and a unique achievement has emerged from the Lalganj area. Three grandchildren of Krishna Kant Dubey, manager of Bapu Uparaudh Intermediate College in Lalganj, have successfully cleared the TET exam. These siblings are Rohit Ranjan Dubey, Raj Kamal Dubey, and Dibya Dubey, whose success paves the way for their appointment as teachers.

Family's Educational Accomplishment

Rohit Ranjan Dubey, son of senior journalist and Congress leader Shashi Bhushan Dubey, passed the TET 2026 exam with 105 marks. His cousin, Raj Kamal Dubey, son of former Deputy Principal Kamal Nayan Dubey, scored 90 marks. Additionally, Raj Kamal Dubey's younger sister, Dibya Dubey, also passed the exam with 94 marks. All three participants from a freedom fighter family residing in Shivmurti Nagar (Patulki) of Lalganj tehsil have proven their merit through their excellent performance.

Celebration in Patulki Village

The simultaneous passing of the TET exam by three members of the same family is being considered an unprecedented event, especially in Patulki village. A wave of joy has swept through the entire village following this achievement. This marks the first time in the region that three members of a single family have qualified for teacher appointments by clearing the Teacher Eligibility Test.

Widespread Congratulations

Numerous dignitaries from the region have extended their congratulations on this success. These include former MLA Bhagwati Prasad Chaudhary, Principal of Bapu Uparaudh Intermediate College Dr. Dharmjeet Singh, Patulki Gram Panchayat Head and Administrator Ganesh Shankar Dubey, Headmaster of Patulki Primary School Nagendra Dubey, BSP leader and former candidate for Chhanbey Assembly constituency Advocate Dhaneshwar Gautam, District Panchayat Member Er. Krishn Gopal Chaudhary, journalists Shyam Mohan Upadhyay (Amar Ujala), Rakesh Tripathi (Dainik Jagran), Indramani Pandey (Jansandesh Times), Pankaj Kumar (YouTube channel), and Ramji Vishwakarma. All have wished the youth a bright future.