UP Board Date Sheet 2023 Live: UPMSP 10th, 12th Timetable Soon at upmsp.edu.in

The UP board had earlier stated that the final exams for 2023 will be held in offline mode in March. Prior to board exams, schools have been asked to hold pre-boards in January and half-yearly exams based on syllabus taught till September. As per the schedule, the pre-boards will be held from February 1 to 15 for both classes 10 and 12.

As many as 58,78,448 students, including high school or class 10 and intermediate or class 12, have registered on the official website of the UP board. This is the largest number of registrations in high school and intermediate in the UP Board in the last five years, said Divya Kant Shukla, Secretary of the UP Board. According to the data released by the UP Board, a total of 31,28,318 students have registered in high school including 31,19,372 regular and 8,946 private candidates. Whereas in class 12 or intermediate, 25,83,443 regular and 1,66,697 private students have registered. Hence, a total of 27,50,130 students have registered for the intermediate examination.

UPMSP has made Aadhaar card mandatory for the registrations of classes 9 to 12. Until last year, the Aadhaar details were asked at the time of registration but were not a mandatory requirement but now, students registering will not be able to complete their applications if they do not have a valid Aadhaar card. The rule update for the registration process was made following a direction by the UP board, in this regard

In the UP board exam 2023, answer sheets will be stitched to stop rigging by changing the copies of meritorious students. The UP board has decided to send stitched answer sheets to all 75 districts of the state. Earlier, several cases of children changing the answer sheets were found. Those who were quick in reading used to take out the cover of the copy of the meritorious students and put it on the copy of weak children, by taking money from the students. Now the board has decided to be become stricter. The pages of the copies found in the board exams are stapled due to which it was easier to remove them. Now it will be stitched.

The UPMSP will be holding board exams in a new format from the current academic year. The final exams for the upcoming year will be held in offline mode in February-March, however, the exact date is yet to be out. The pre-boards will be held from February 1 to 15 for class 10 and 12. Based on the result of half-yearly and pre-board exams, the schools assess students performance and offer extra classes to ensure focused preparation for the final board exams, said UPMSP. The exam pattern this year, however, will be different. The question papers will be divided into two parts — multiple choice questions (MCQs) and subjective questions.

The passing of the UP board exams is 33 per cent or more. Among the top rank holders of last year in the high school exams include-

Rank 1: Prince Patel with 586 marks

Rank 2: Sanskriti Thakur with 585 marks

Rank 2: Kiran Kushwaha with 585 marks

Rank 3: Aniket Sharma with 584 marks

Rank 4: Palak Awasthi with 583 marks

Rank 4: Astha Singh with 583 marks

Rank 5: Ekta Verka with 582 marks

Rank 5: Atharav Srivastava with 582 marks

Rank 5: Nainsi Verma with 582 marks

Rank 5: Pranshi Dwivedi with 582 marks

As many as 28 students got ranked in the top 10 in UP inter exam 2022. Out which as many as 15 are girls. Not just the rank but both rank 1 and rank 2 have been obtained by girls in UP Board 12th Result 2022.

Rank 1: Divyanshi from Fatehpur with 95.4% marks

Rank 2: Ashika Yadav from Prayagraj with 95% marks

Rank 3: Yogesh Pratap from Barabanki with 95% marks

Rank 4: Balakrishnan from Fatehpur with 94.20%

As many as 85.33% of students passed the class 12 or inter exam in 2022. It was less compared to 2021 when 97.88% cleared the exam. The pass percentage is still more than 2020, when 83.31% of students who took the exam had passed it and in 2019 when 80.07% of students passed UP Board 12th exams.

A preliminary look at the registrations suggests that this year’s sign ups for class 10 and class 12 board examinations exceed last year’s by over 6.74 lakh. A total of 58,78,448 student registrations have registered for this year’s board examinations including both classes 10 and 12. In comparison to this time, a total of 51,92,689 students registered for the examinations held the last session.

The UP board authorities have decided to conduct remedial classes for secondary school students to help them improve their understanding of various subjects including Hindi, English, science, and mathematics among others. Remedial classes will continue till January 15. The department claims that they are trying to understand the reasons for the low performance of UP government school students in board exams. The UP education department has identified 98,057 students of classes 9 and 10 and 3,47,729 students of classes 11 and 12 who have to attend these classes.

The UP board exam pattern will be different this year. The question papers will be divided into two parts — multiple choice questions and subjective questions. Around, 30 percent of the question paper, or the first section of 20 marks will consist multiple choice questions, which candidates must answer on the OMR sheet. The second section, which will have 70 per cent or 50 marks, will comprise descriptive questions, which are to be answered on the traditional copy as before.

In other news, the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education board has declared GSEB SSC time table 2023 and GSEB HSC time table 2023 for final board exams.

Students can access the marking scheme and paper pattern of UP board exams 2022-23 from the official website. The board has provided UP question paper design 2023 which is based on the latest exam pattern and syllabus.

Step 1- Go to the official website of UPMSP – upmsp.edu.in

Step 2- On the home page of the website, click on the 10th/12thdatesheet link

Step 3- The timetable will be displayed on the screen in PDF format

Step 4- Check the time table and keep a hard copy for future use.

Step 1- Go to the official website of UPMSP – upmsp.edu.in

Step 2- On the home page of the website, click on the 10th/12thdatesheet link

Step 3- The timetable will be displayed on the screen in PDF format

Step 4- Check the time table and keep a hard copy for future use.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the 10th and 12th board exams 2023 date sheet at the official websites at cbse.gov.in, and cbse.nic.in. According to the datesheet issued by the board, the 10th exam will start from February 15 and conclude on March 21. The 12th exam too will start from February 15 and continue till April 5. The examination for both class 10th, 12th will be conducted from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm.

The Bihar Board 10th exam will be held from February 14 to 22. The 12th will be conducted from February 1 to February 11. The Bihar board intermediate practical exams will be held from January 10 to 20. The admit cards will be made available from December 19 to January 9. The admit cards for intermediate theory exams can be downloaded from January 16 to January 31.

According to the educational calendar released by the UP board officials, the high school and inter examinations are going to be held in March. However, for a few days now, it is being speculated that the exams will be conducted mid-February. The schedule will be made in such a manner so that the exam ends before Holi (March 8). The practical examinations are going to start from January 16 and will end by February 15.