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Key Facts: UPMSP Vocational IT/ITeS Exam

5 papers × 60 marks

UPMSP Trade-41 IT/ITeS theory papers, totalling 300 marks

UPMSP Class 12 Trade-41 syllabus

400 marks

Practical examination for the IT/ITeS trade, split 200 internal and 200 external

UPMSP Class 12 Trade-41 syllabus

20 / 33% / 50%

Minimum marks per written paper, theory aggregate percentage, and practical percentage required to pass

UPMSP Class 12 Trade-41 syllabus

₹600.75 / ₹806

UPMSP Intermediate examination fee for institutional and private candidates

UP Board 2026 examination fee notification

Practise UPMSP Intermediate IT/ITeS (Trade-41, code 244) with 100 free English MCQs covering all ten official papers across Class 11 and Class 12 — computer fundamentals, office applications, DBMS and SQL, algorithms and Java, e-commerce and e-payment, the web, and cyber security and cyber law.

Sample UPMSP Vocational IT/ITeS Practice Questions

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1In the block diagram of a computer system, which unit performs arithmetic and logical operations?
A.Input unit
B.Arithmetic and Logic Unit (ALU)
C.Output unit
D.Printer
Explanation: The Central Processing Unit contains the Arithmetic and Logic Unit, which performs calculations and comparisons, and the Control Unit, which directs the sequence of operations. Input and output units only move data into and out of the system.
2What is the essential difference between RAM and ROM?
A.RAM is volatile and loses its contents when power is switched off; ROM retains its contents permanently
B.RAM is slower than ROM in every case
C.ROM can be written to freely by any program
D.RAM is a secondary storage device
Explanation: Random Access Memory is the computer's working memory and its contents disappear when power is removed, which is why it is called volatile. Read Only Memory retains its contents without power and typically holds the start-up instructions used during booting.
3Which of the following is system software rather than application software?
A.A word processor
B.An operating system such as Windows, Linux or Android
C.A spreadsheet package
D.A photo editing program
Explanation: System software manages the machine itself and provides the environment in which other programs run. Application software performs tasks for the user, such as writing documents, preparing spreadsheets or editing images.
4What is the 'booting' process of a computer?
A.Shutting the computer down safely
B.The start-up process in which the machine runs its self-test and loads the operating system into memory
C.Deleting temporary files
D.Installing a new application
Explanation: When power is applied, firmware held in ROM runs a power-on self test to check the essential hardware and then loads the operating system from storage into RAM so that the machine becomes usable. Starting from a powered-off state is a cold boot; restarting a running machine is a warm boot.
5Which of these is a primary function of an operating system?
A.Designing the physical circuit board
B.Managing processes, memory, files and devices, and providing a user interface
C.Manufacturing the processor
D.Writing the user's documents automatically
Explanation: An operating system allocates processor time between programs, assigns and reclaims memory, organises data into files and directories, controls input and output devices through drivers, and presents an interface through which the user works.
6In information technology, what is the difference between 'data' and 'information'?
A.They mean exactly the same thing
B.Data are raw unprocessed facts; information is data that has been processed to become meaningful and useful
C.Data is always numeric and information always text
D.Information is stored on disk and data only in memory
Explanation: A list of marks obtained by students is data. Once processed into a class average, a pass percentage or a ranking, it acquires meaning for a decision and becomes information. Knowledge is the further understanding gained by applying information over time.
7Which of these is an example of utility software?
A.An antivirus or disk-compression program
B.A payroll application
C.A school management system
D.A railway reservation application
Explanation: Utility programs maintain and optimise the computer itself, including antivirus scanners, disk cleanup and defragmentation tools, backup software and compression utilities. They serve the system rather than performing a business task for the user.
8Which of the following is an application of information technology in education?
A.Online learning platforms, digital libraries and computer-based assessment
B.Manufacturing steel
C.Growing crops without any technology
D.Constructing a road by hand
Explanation: Information technology supports education through online courses, digital content and libraries, simulation and practice software, and computerised assessment and result processing, all of which extend access and speed up feedback to learners.
9Which storage device is classified as auxiliary or secondary memory?
A.Cache memory
B.A hard disk drive or pen drive
C.The CPU register
D.RAM
Explanation: Secondary or auxiliary memory stores data permanently and retains it without power, and includes hard disks, solid-state drives, pen drives, optical discs and memory cards. It is slower but far larger and cheaper per unit than primary memory.
10Why is Linux described as an open-source operating system?
A.Because it can only be opened by experts
B.Because its source code is publicly available and may be studied, modified and redistributed under its licence
C.Because it has no security features
D.Because it opens files faster than other systems
Explanation: Open source means the human-readable program code is published, so anyone may inspect it, adapt it and share their version subject to the licence terms. This allows independent security review and has produced many distributions built on the same kernel.

About the UPMSP Vocational IT/ITeS Exam

Trade-41 IT/ITeS (subject code 244) is a vocational trade subject of the UPMSP Intermediate course, intended to make students technically self-reliant and employable in software companies and business marketing. Across Class 11 and Class 12 the syllabus runs from computer fundamentals, operating systems and office applications through database management and SQL, algorithms, object-oriented programming and Java, e-commerce and electronic payment, and on to cyber security, cyber law, wireless communication and web publishing. The practice questions here are an English-language MCQ study adaptation of that official syllabus and cannot substitute for the laboratory practical work in spreadsheets, presentations and Java programming.

Assessment

Compulsory trade subject for Intermediate vocational-stream candidates taking IT/ITeS. Assessment is five written papers of 60 marks each — Information Technology, IT Enabled Services, Web Programming, IT Business Application, and Modern Communication System — totalling 300 marks, plus a 400-mark practical divided into 200 marks internal and 200 marks external. The practical syllabus specifies detailed work in Excel and PowerPoint and writing and testing simple programs in Java.

Time Limit

Three hours for each of the five written papers, as stated in the official trade syllabus. UP Board 2026 sittings are scheduled in three-hour-fifteen-minute slots that include fifteen minutes for reading the question paper.

Passing Score

Minimum 20 marks in each written paper, 33% in the 300-mark theory aggregate, and 50% (200 of 400) in the practical examination

Exam Fee

₹600.75 for institutional (regular) candidates of the Intermediate agriculture/vocational class and ₹806 for private candidates for the 2026 examination. UPMSP charges one examination fee per candidate, not per subject paper. (Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP))

UPMSP Vocational IT/ITeS Exam Content Outline

20%

Paper 1 — Information Technology (Advance)

Operating system purpose, function and booting; Windows, Linux and Android; spreadsheet organisation, formulas, templates, Quick Access Toolbar, page setup and headers and footers; and PowerPoint presentations with text, themes, charts and tables.

20%

Paper 2 — IT Enabled Services (Advance)

Database structure, tables, keys and records, creating and modifying queries including multiple-table queries; forms and reports, sorting, retrieval and data analysis; and ICT applications, devices and facilities.

20%

Paper 3 — Web Programming (Advance)

Objects, classes and methods, static members and scope, strings, method and constructor overloading and the use of this; exceptions and their handling, checked and unchecked exceptions, files and streams; and modern Java, Java Beans, applets and JDBC.

20%

Paper 4 — IT Business Application (Advance)

Cyber security and transaction security, cryptography, authentication, digital certificates and signatures and email security; e-banking including NEFT and RTGS, foreign trade and mobile banking; and organisational structure and managerial behaviour.

20%

Paper 5 — Modern Communication System

Cyber laws in India and web security; wireless communication, the cellular concept, GSM network architecture and the CDMA standard; and XML, web design tools, animation, web publishing and hosting.

How to Pass the UPMSP Vocational IT/ITeS Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Minimum 20 marks in each written paper, 33% in the 300-mark theory aggregate, and 50% (200 of 400) in the practical examination
  • Assessment: Compulsory trade subject for Intermediate vocational-stream candidates taking IT/ITeS. Assessment is five written papers of 60 marks each — Information Technology, IT Enabled Services, Web Programming, IT Business Application, and Modern Communication System — totalling 300 marks, plus a 400-mark practical divided into 200 marks internal and 200 marks external. The practical syllabus specifies detailed work in Excel and PowerPoint and writing and testing simple programs in Java.
  • Time limit: Three hours for each of the five written papers, as stated in the official trade syllabus. UP Board 2026 sittings are scheduled in three-hour-fifteen-minute slots that include fifteen minutes for reading the question paper.
  • Exam fee: ₹600.75 for institutional (regular) candidates of the Intermediate agriculture/vocational class and ₹806 for private candidates for the 2026 examination. UPMSP charges one examination fee per candidate, not per subject paper.

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

UPMSP Vocational IT/ITeS Study Tips from Top Performers

1Download both the Class 11 and Class 12 syllabus PDFs for Trade-41 from upmsp.edu.in; the Intermediate course spans two years and both are examinable.
2Do not neglect the programming papers — Java and object-oriented programming carry 120 of the 600 theory marks across the two years, as much as any other strand.
3Learn the four flowchart symbols and the five characteristics of an algorithm before attempting any design question.
4For SQL, keep DDL and DML separate: CREATE, ALTER and DROP change the structure, while INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE change the data.
5Learn the distinction between a schema and an instance, and be able to define a data dictionary as metadata about the database.
6For e-banking, remember that RTGS settles transactions individually in real time with a minimum of ₹2,00,000, while NEFT settles in batches and has no minimum.
7Practise the named applications directly on a computer: the practical syllabus specifies detailed work in Excel and PowerPoint plus writing and testing simple Java programs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is UPMSP subject code 244?

Code 244 is Trade-41 IT/ITeS, a vocational trade subject of the UPMSP Intermediate (Class 11 and 12) course. Separate Class 11 and Class 12 syllabus documents are published on upmsp.edu.in.

How is the IT/ITeS trade assessed?

Five written papers of 60 marks each, totalling 300 marks, plus a 400-mark practical examination split equally between internal and external assessment. Candidates must score at least 20 marks in every written paper, 33% in the theory aggregate and 50% in the practical.

Which programming language does this trade use?

Java. The Class 11 web programming paper introduces algorithms, flowcharts, object-oriented concepts and Java basics such as data types, operators and control statements, and the Class 12 paper covers classes and methods, overloading, exceptions, applets, Java Beans and Java Database Connectivity. The practical syllabus requires writing and testing simple Java programs.

Does the syllabus cover e-commerce and online banking?

Yes. The Class 11 fourth paper covers e-commerce concepts, classification, architecture and electronic payment including credit and debit cards, and the Class 12 fourth paper covers e-banking with NEFT, RTGS, mobile banking and the security aspects of each.

Are these practice questions the same as the official paper?

No. The official papers are set in Hindi and English medium and are not multiple-choice throughout. These 100 items are an English-language MCQ study adaptation written against the official UPMSP syllabus. They help with the written papers but cannot replace the laboratory practical work in spreadsheets, presentations and Java programming.