An Uttarakhand Lekhpal maintains land records including Khasra (field register), Khatauni (record of rights), jamabandi, and mutation records for their assigned revenue circle in Uttarakhand's hills and plains. They conduct Girdawari surveys twice a year to record crop conditions, ownership details, and land use changes. Given Uttarakhand's mountainous terrain, Lekhpals face additional challenges in field surveys and maintaining accurate records for terraced farms, forest boundary lands, and tribal/community lands. They report to Revenue Inspectors and Tehsildars.

The Uttarakhand Lekhpal exam tests knowledge of the UP Zamindari Abolition and Land Reforms Act 1950 (which Uttarakhand inherited from UP), Uttarakhand Land Revenue Act, Transfer of Property Act 1882, Registration Act 1908, and procedures for maintaining Khasra-11, Khatauni-11 formats. Questions also cover the Uttarakhand Ceiling on Land Holdings Act, forest rights and revenue land boundaries under the Forest Rights Act, and land records related to tourism areas. Practical procedures for mutation, partition, and field inspection are frequently tested.

An Uttarakhand Lekhpal receives a basic pay in Grade Pay Rs. 1,900–2,000, with gross monthly salary of approximately Rs. 18,000–22,000 including DA, HRA, and hill allowance. Candidates posted in remote hill areas receive additional special area allowance and hill station compensatory allowance. The in-hand salary is approximately Rs. 16,000–20,000 per month. With Uttarakhand's state government pay revisions, salaries have been improving. Promotion to Revenue Inspector is possible through departmental examination.

The Uttarakhand Lekhpal exam is conducted by UKSSSC as an offline objective-type test with 100 questions in 90 minutes. The exam is held at various centers across Uttarakhand. There is no interview or physical test. After the written exam, a merit list is prepared and candidates are called for document verification. Posting is generally done on division/district preference basis with candidates from hill districts given preference for hill postings. The exam pattern closely resembles the UP Lekhpal exam given shared historical revenue laws.

Candidates should focus on Uttarakhand-specific GS topics including state history (Garhwal and Kumaon kingdoms, Chipko movement, state formation), geography (rivers, glaciers, national parks, hill stations), culture (festivals, folk art, cuisine), and current government schemes. Revenue laws require study of UP-era acts applicable to Uttarakhand along with state-specific amendments. Mathematics should cover land area units (bigha, biswa, nali, mautthi used in UK hills). Solving UKSSSC Lekhpal previous year papers and UP Lekhpal papers provides strong preparation.