The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) is on the brink of announcing the results for the Class 10 and Class 12 board exams for 2025, a significant event that impacts over 50 lakh students across the state. As anticipation builds, officials have emphasized the importance of relying solely on official channels for accurate information regarding the results, warning that circulating unverified information could lead to legal consequences.
As of now, the exact date and time for the announcement remain unconfirmed. However, based on past trends, results are expected to be published between April 20 and April 25, 2025. Last year, UPMSP declared the results on April 20, creating a precedent that many students are hoping will be followed this year. The official result will be available on the UPMSP’s websites: upmsp.edu.in and upresults.nic.in.
In preparation for the results, UPMSP conducted board exams from February 24 to March 12, 2025, at 8,140 centers throughout the state. The evaluation process, which involved nearly 1.47 lakh examiners, took place from March 19 to April 2, 2025, at 261 evaluation centers. This rigorous checking process aimed to ensure transparency and fairness in the assessment of approximately 3 crore answer sheets.
Students have been urged to remain cautious about misleading information circulating on social media and other platforms. UPMSP has officially dismissed claims that results would be declared on April 15, 2025, stating that the information was “completely false and misleading.” The board reiterated that only official announcements would be made through their authorized channels.
For students without internet access, results can be checked via SMS. To receive their scores, students can send a message containing "UP10" or "UP12" followed by their roll number to 56263. This service allows those unable to access the internet to stay informed about their performance.
In addition to the results, UPMSP is expected to hold a press conference in Prayagraj to announce the results officially. This event will include details such as the number of candidates, overall pass percentages, and district-wise toppers. The board will also address the performance of students based on gender and other important statistics.
For students who may not have performed well, compartment exams are tentatively scheduled for July 2025. These exams will provide an opportunity for students who did not pass one or two subjects to improve their scores. Further details regarding these exams will be released after the main results are announced.
Students dissatisfied with their marks will have the option to apply for re-evaluation. The fee for this process is set at Rs 500 per subject, and if discrepancies are found, revised marks will be updated on official records.
As the results draw near, the UPMSP has provided a detailed grading system for Class 12 exams to help students understand their performance better. To pass, students must secure at least 33% in each subject. The grading system categorizes marks into various grades, with A1 representing the highest performance (91-100 marks) and E2 indicating a failing score (less than 21 marks).
For subjects that include practical assessments, the grading is divided into theory (70 marks) and practical/internal assessment (30 marks). Students must also meet the required criteria in both segments to achieve a passing grade.
In the previous year, both the Class 10 and Class 12 toppers hailed from the same school, highlighting the competitive environment of the UP Board exams. Prachi Nigam achieved remarkable success in the High School exam with 591 out of 600 marks, while Shubham Verma topped the Intermediate exam with 489 out of 500 marks.
As students await their results, the UPMSP continues to stress the importance of official communications and the dangers of misinformation. The board's commitment to transparency and accuracy in the evaluation process is paramount, ensuring that students receive fair treatment based on their performance.
In summary, the upcoming release of the UP Board results is a pivotal moment for students across Uttar Pradesh. With over 50 lakh candidates impacted, the board's emphasis on accuracy, transparency, and official communication remains crucial as students prepare to learn their fates in the 2025 examinations.
