UP Madrasa Board Results 2023 Declared: 79.21% students clear Maulvi exam

Mohammad Nazil from Talimul Jadid in Bhadohi district topped the exam with a score of 92.33 per cent, while in second place was secured by Mohammad Moin of Madrasa Jamia Zikra in Sitapur district with 91.50 per cent.

4,420 students appeared for Fazil (post-graduation) examinations, out of which 4,129 cleared (Express Photo/ Representative Image)

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The Uttar Pradesh Madrasa Board on Thursday announced the results for the annual examinations with a passing percentage of 84.48 per cent. A total of 1.69 lakh students had appeared for the examinations in 2023. Out of the students who cleared the examinations, 98 per cent were boys while 87 per cent were girls.

Wishing all the students a bright future, Board chairman Iftikhar Ahmed Javed said that examinations were conducted in a fair and transparent manner without any cheating at 539 centres across the state. “At the headquarters, webcasting of the examination was done to ensure fair examinations,” he said.

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This year, for the Munshi/Maulvi (higher secondary) exam, a total of 1.01 lakh students appeared, out of which 70,687 passed the examination which 79.21 per cent. Mohammad Nazil from Talimul Jadid in Bhadohi district topped the exam with a score of 92.33 per cent, while in second place was secured by Mohammad Moin of Madrasa Jamia Zikra in Sitapur district with 91.50 per cent.

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For the Alim (senior secondary) examination, 29,496 students appeared, out of which 23,888 passed that is, 88 per cent. Chandni Bano of Madrasa Usman Ahmad Public School in Farukhabad stood first with 92 per cent marks, Sadia Fatima of Madrasa Allama Fazle Haq in Sitapur district came second with a score of 92 per cent.

A total of 8,120 students appeared for the Kamil (undergraduate) examinations, out of which 7,513 passed. The pass percentage stood at 91.2 per cent. Ruqaiyya Bibi of Madrasa Mazharul Uloom in Varanasi topped the exam with 83 per cent, Hadiya Khatoon Madrasa Jamia Zikra in Sitapur secured the second rank with 82.50 per cent scores.

For the Fazil (post-graduation) examinations, 4,420 students appeared out of which 4,129 students cleared it. The pass percentage was 95.31 per cent. Farha Naz of Madrasa Siddiquiya Niswan school in Kanpur came first with a 91 per cent score, the second place was secured by Warisha Naz of the same school with 91 per cent marks.

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