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The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) declared the Class 12 board exam results at 4 pm today. The UP Board students can check the UPMSP Board Class 12 inter result 2026 on its official website –upmsp.edu.in. Additionally, students can check their UPMSP 10th result and pass status on the DigiLocker website and mobile application.
The UP Board Class 12 exam was held between February 18 and February March 12. The Class 12 UP Board exams were held in two shifts; the first shift was from 8.30 am to 11.45 am, and the second shift was from 2 pm to 5:15 pm. The duration of each paper was three hours and 15 minutes. Meanwhile, some fake websites are claiming that they are hosting the results – ignore their claims.
According to the data released by the UP board, as many as 25,76,082 students had registered for the Class 12 examination this year. The UPMSP exams for the 2026 session were held at over 8000 centres across the state.
UPMSP Class 12 board exam results will be declared at 4 pm today. Once the results are announced, students can check the UPMSP Board inter exam result 2026 on its official website –upmsp.edu.in. Additionally, students can check their UPMSP 10th and 12th results and pass status on the DigiLocker website and mobile application.
To ensure transparency and discipline during the UPMSP 2026 examinations, the government, in a statement earlier, said the Uttar Pradesh Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024, has been enacted to prevent malpractice and ensure transparency in examinations.
It provides for strict action against those found indulging in unfair means, the statement said. Two CCTVs with voice recorders, routers, DVRs, and high-speed internet connections had been installed in all rooms in an examination centre, which allowed live monitoring through webcasting.
Along with this, 69 divisional and 440 district mobile squads were constituted. State-level observers were also appointed for all 75 districts and 18 divisions to ensure that there is no laxity in examination conduct.