UP Board 10th 12th Result 2025 Highlights: Results this month; list of websites to check

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday instructed officials to ensure that every school in the state has an adequate number of teachers. During a review meeting of the Basic Education Department at his official residence in Lucknow, Adityanath emphasized that the government’s treasury belongs to the public and that there is no shortage of funds when it comes to providing quality education.

Highlighting the importance of improving the teacher-student ratio across all districts and development blocks, he reaffirmed the government's commitment to delivering quality education to children under all circumstances. To support this goal, the state is implementing Operation Kayakalp through inter-departmental coordination, focusing on 19 key development parameters.

According to official data from the UP Board, last year, a total of 55,25,308 candidates registered, including 29,47,311 students for the high school (Class 10) exams and 25,77,997 students for the intermediate (Class 12) exams. To manage the large volume of answer sheets, 94,802 examiners were appointed to evaluate approximately 1.76 crore answer sheets for the high school exams, while 52,295 examiners were tasked with evaluating around 1.25 crore answer sheets for the Class 12 exams.

This year, 26.98 lakh students registered for Class 10 and 27.40 lakh for Class 12 board exams. The massive evaluation of 3 crore answer sheet was carried out under strict protocols by approximately 1.47 lakh teachers.

Over the past five years, female students have consistently outshined their male counterparts in the UP Board Class 10 examinations, showing a steady upward trend in performance year after year.

In the 2024 Class 10 results, girls achieved an impressive pass percentage of 93.40%, while boys stood at 86.05%, marking a 7.35% lead for girls.

In 2023, girls once again led with a pass percentage of 93.34%, continuing their dominance.

In 2022, boys secured 85.25%, whereas girls crossed the 90% mark with 91.69%.

In 2021, both genders recorded exceptionally high pass percentages—99.55% for girls and 99.52% for boys—reflecting the pandemic-era evaluation policies.

In 2020, 87.29% of the 12,81,842 registered girls passed the exam (11,18,914), while 11,90,888 of the 14,90,814 registered boys qualified.

In 2019, female candidates saw a significant 5.17% increase in pass percentage, reaching 83.98%, compared to 76.66% for male candidates.

In 2018, girls recorded a pass percentage of 78.81%, outperforming boys who scored 72.27%.

These statistics highlight the consistent academic strength and improvement of female students in UP Board Class 10 examinations over the years.

The UP Board examinations were held from February 24 to March 12, with over 54 lakh students enrolled. The evaluation of answer sheets began on March 17 and was conducted under strict supervision to maintain transparency and ensure a fair assessment process. The result is usually released in the third or last week of April.

The UP Board (UPMSP) has issued a stern warning against spreading or believing misinformation regarding result declaration dates. The board has also stated that legal action may be taken against individuals found circulating false information.

After UPMSP announces Class 10 and 12 annual exam results, it will also release the date sheet for the Compartment/Improvement exams. These exams are held in July. Last year, the UP Board compartment exam results were announced in August.

A total of 18,882 students (14,619 boys and 4,263 girls) appeared for their Class 10 exams. Out of 23,634 registered students (13,395 boys and 10,239 girls), 22,298 students appeared—12,518 boys and 9,780 girls. Among them, 20,284 students passed the exam, including 11,369 boys and 8,915 girls. The overall pass percentage stood at 90.97%, with boys achieving a pass rate of 90.82% and girls slightly ahead at 91.16%.