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News18
6 days ago
- General
- News18
UP Board Class 10th, 12th Compartment Exam 2025 On July 26, Details Here
UP Board Class 10th, 12th Compartment Exam 2025: The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) will now conduct the Class 10 (High School) and Class 12 (Intermediate) compartment and improvement exams on July 26, 2025. These exams are for students who were either placed in the compartment category or were not satisfied with their results. The exams were earlier scheduled for July 19, but the date was revised due to the expected heavy footfall of devotees during the Kanwar Yatra. This year, a total of 25,45,815 students appeared for the Class 10 exams, of which 22,94,122 passed. In Class 12, 25,98,560 students took the exam and 21,08,774 cleared it. Students who failed or want to improve their scores can take part in the upcoming compartment or improvement exams. Exam Timing And Internal Assessment Rules The compartment exams will be held in two shifts: Students appearing for subjects that include practical or project work must take both the written and internal assessment parts of the exam. Even if a student passed one part and failed the other, they must appear for both parts again to qualify. Exam Centre Rules And Security Measures To ensure a smooth and fair examination, the UP Board has issued strict guidelines: These steps aim to maintain transparency and prevent malpractice during the UP Board compartment exams.
Indian Express
6 days ago
- Indian Express
UP board 2025 Class 10, 12 compartment exam on July 26
The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parsihad (UPMSP) on July 26 will be conducting the Class 10 and Class 12 compartment exams. The UP Board will hold the Class 10 High School and Class 12 Intermediate exams on July 26. UP Board Class 10 and Class 12 compartment exams, which is set to be conducted on July 26, will be held from 8.30 am to 11.45 am and 2 pm to 5.15 pm, respectively. Earlier, the UP board improvement exam was scheduled to be held on July 19. The board had to revise the exam date considering the large crowd of devotees expected during the 'Kanwar Yatra'. This year, as many as 25,45,815 students appeared for the High School exams and 25,98,560 lakh students took the UP board intermediate examination. Students unsatisfied with the UP board 2025 results and those placed in the compartment category can sit in the UPMSP improvement exams. In the UP Board High School exams, a total of 25,45,815 students appeared. Of them, 22,94,122 students successfully passed the examination. In the UP board Class 12 exams, a total of 25,98,560 inter students appeared for the examination, and 21,08,774 students passed. Practical or project (internal assessment) examinations will be held for the subjects in which candidates wish to improve or pass. Candidates must appear and pass both parts of the examination. If a candidate has passed in one part but failed in the other, they must appear in both parts again. To maintain order in the UP board compartment exams 2025, centre superintendents are tasked with managing entry and exit to prevent overcrowding. Also, students are prohibited from bringing mobile phones, smartwatches, or any electronic devices into the exam halls. The UP Board exam rooms are required to have functional CCTV cameras with voice recorders and routers.
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Business Standard
7 days ago
- General
- Business Standard
UP board 2025-26: UPMSP releases academic calendar for 10th, 12th exams
UP board 2025-26 Calender: The academic calendar for classes 10 and 12 for 2025–2026 has been released by the Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP). The official announcement states that the practical exams for classes 10 and 12 will take place in January 2026, while the UP Board 2026 exams will take place in February 2026. The board has announced the pre-board exam dates in addition to the annual exam dates. By going to the official website, students, parents, and school administrators can view the UPMSP academic schedule for 2025. For regular students, the board has begun the registration process for the UP Board Class 10th and 12th exams in 2026. Applications for pupils in high school and intermediate classes must be submitted by August 5, 2025. ALSO READ: Indian Army Agniveer Result 2025: When and Where to Check Result? UP Board 2025–26: Key academic and exam dates Academic session begins: April 1, 2025First monthly MCQ test: Second week of May 2025Descriptive monthly test: Last week of July 2025Half-yearly practical exams: Last week of September 2025Half-yearly written exams: Second & third week of October 2025Mark uploading deadline (Half-yearly): First week of November 2025Monthly MCQ test: Last week of November 2025Descriptive test: Last week of December 2025Syllabus completion for all classes: First week of January 2026Class 12 pre-board practicals: Second week of January 2026Class 10 & 12 pre-board written exams: Third week of January 2026Class 9 & 11 final exams: Third week of January 2026Evaluation & mark uploading (Classes 9 & 11): By second week of February 2026Class 10 & 12 board practical exams: January 21 to February 5, 2026UP Board final exams 2026: February 2026
Time of India
19-07-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
335 UP Board schools to lose recognition over zero enrollment
Prayagraj: In a major move aimed at improving the quality and effectiveness of education in the state, the Uttar Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (UP Board) has planned to revoke the recognition of 335 schools due to zero student enrollment over the past three years. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now These schools will receive notices to explain their situation, and if no valid reasons are provided, their recognition will be withdrawn. The UP Board had granted recognition to these schools, but they failed to attract students and didn't have any candidates for High School and Intermediate exams. To optimize resource allocation and ensure schools serve their designated areas, the UP Board is revoking recognition. This process is expected to conclude before the 2026 board exams. UP Board Secretary Bhagwati Singh said that strict action would be taken according to the rules against these non-functional schools. This move follows a similar effort in Dec 2022, when former secretary Dibyakant Shukla identified 178 schools with zero enrolment and served notices, leading to the cancellation of their recognition. Additionally, schools where mass cheating was detected during the 10th and 12th board exams may also face revocation of recognition. The Uttar Pradesh Public Examination (Prevention of Malpractices) Act, 2024, introduced tougher penalties, and the first board exams under this act were conducted in 2025. In another significant development, the UP Board granted recognition to 32 new unaided secondary schools across the state. Some of these schools have been approved for additional classes and subjects. The UP Board's recognition committee earlier sent proposals for 41 schools, out of which nine were not granted recognition. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now This recognition is for the 2027 academic year, and registration for students in these schools has already begun. Prior to this, 87 unaided schools were granted recognition on June 25, 2025. Teachers' Union seeks revocation of online attendance rule A delegation from the Thakurai faction of the Secondary Teachers' Union submitted a memorandum to secretary Bhagwati Singh, demanding the revocation of the recent order regarding online attendance for teachers in UP Board schools. The union, led by state general secretary Lalmani Dwivedi, requested that the order issued on June 30 be rescinded. If the board does not comply, the union will hold a meeting on July 27 to decide the next course of action. The online attendance mandate has raised concerns among teachers, especially in rural areas where internet connectivity is poor.
Hindustan Times
19-07-2025
- Politics
- Hindustan Times
Mandatory online attendance for teachers and students: UP Board teachers oppose move, lack of tech infra blamed
Teachers are up in arms against the recent initiative of the UP Board wherein it has introduced mandatory online attendance of teachers and students in its over 28,000 affiliated secondary schools from this academic session. Delegation of teachers handing over a memorandum to Up Board secretary Bhagwati Singh in Prayagraj (HT Photo) Though UP Board officials seem determined to continue with the system in interest of ensuring transparent accountability, a delegation from the Thakurai faction of the UP Secondary Teachers' Association has submitted a memorandum to UP Board secretary Bhagwati Singh demanding the withdrawal of the directive mandating online attendance in UP Board schools. The teachers argue that a majority of secondary schools in the state are located in rural and remote areas, where uninterrupted power supply and reliable internet connectivity are often unavailable. Moreover, most schools lack the necessary infrastructure and devices required to implement such a system effectively. Under these conditions, recording the daily attendance, absence, or leave status of thousands of students is both impractical and unfeasible, said the principal of a UP Board-affiliated intermediate school in Prayagraj. The online attendance system recently imposed has not been implemented at the Uttar Pradesh Board headquarters, its five regional offices, or at the district, divisional, or state-level offices of the state education department, pointed out Lalmani Dwivedi, state general secretary of UP Secondary Teachers' Association (Thakurai faction), who led the delegation. In secondary schools across the state, teachers' attendance is already being recorded through attendance registers and biometric systems, while students' attendance is documented in registers. Introducing a third method of attendance is unnecessary, impractical, and a waste of time and effort. Moreover, under the Intermediate Education Act of 1921, the UP Board secretary does not hold the authority to make decisions regarding the service conditions of teachers. Therefore, this decision is in violation of both established rules and jurisdiction, maintained Dwivedi. If the order is not withdrawn, the organisation will make a decision on the matter in its meeting scheduled for July 27.
