UP Board 12th result 2019 HIGHLIGHTS: Meet top 5 rank holders

Top 10 districts for UP Board intermediate result, based on the pass percentage of the candidates or number of students who cleared the exam =

Lucknow - 89.28%
Shamli - 88.78%
Ghaziabad - 87.23%
Ahmroha - 87.11%
Sitapur - 85.77%
Mhoba - 84.55%
Lakhimpurkhiri - 84.46%
Saharanpur - 84.46%

The 15-year-old from Kanpur topped the Uttar Pradesh High School, Class 10 examination with 583 marks securing 97.17 per cent. Apart from the hard work and self-study, Gautam Raghuvanshi credited the change in the exam pattern of the UP Board which made the paper easy.

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Lucknow, the capital, became the best performing district with 89.28 per cent students clering the exam from the city. Shamli and Ghaziabad secured second and third spot with 88,78% and 87.23% pass percentage.

Tanu Tomar, daughter of a farmer based in Baraut, a town in Baghpat district of Uttar Pradesh has emerged as the topper in the class 12 examination of Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP). She has not only surpassed over 29 lakh candidates who had registered for the UP Board 12th exams 2019 but has also broken last three years’ record.

READ | Daughter of a farmer, Tanu Tomar tops UP Board Class 12th exam

Visuals of celebrations from the school of Tanu Tomar who has topped the Class 12 UP Board Exam. pic.twitter.com/D9RqvZGwA3

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UP Board Class 12 topper Tanu said that she is happy with her performance and added that her feat would inspire students from her school to work harder. She said that her teacher once predicted that she will top the exam. The UP Board results for both high school and Intermediate is out. The overall pass percentage is 80.07 per cent for class 10 and class 12 is 70.2%.

Tanu Tomar, daughter of a farmer has topped the UP Board class 12 exam. She had the medical stream and has obtained 97.2% marks. Her marks are highest as compared to the last three years toppers. Last year's toper Akash Maurya had secured 93.20% In 2017, Priyanshi Tiwari had topper with 96.20% marks.

Registered candidates declined by 3,79,827 and the pass percentage declined by 2.37 per cent this year as compared to the last one.

UP Board Class 12 topper Tanu said that she is happy with her performance and added that her feat would inspire students from her school to work harder. She said that her teacher once predicted that she will top the exam.

In intermediate, a total of 90 students appeared for the UP Board class 12 exam from jail out of which 45 cleared the exam. The pass percentage remained 77.59 per cent which is above the state average.

Total 119 candidates registered from jail for class 10 exams out of which 72 passed with pass percentage over 77.42%

In a video-conferencing held on review of preparations of the board exams on Saturday, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath warned all the district magistrates (DM), district inspector of schools (DIOS), principals and the centre superintendents to stay alert as they would be held responsible if anyone is found cheating.

A total of 5,89,622 candidates had registered for class 12 and class 10 exams. Out of which, 69,860 students skipped the boards, as per the official data. Last year, 26.54 lakh students, including 1.79 lakh private examinees registered for the Inter exams out of which 11 lakh were absent in exams.

This year the exams were conducted amid tight security this year. Special Task Force (STF) has been engaged to keep a watch on copying mafia and also on activities in and around sensitive examination centres.  As a result, many students skipped the exam. Also, the pass percentage dropped by over 2 per cent from last year.

Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Siksha Pariksha has also increased the compensation for evaluation, compilation and invigilator duties. For centre administrator, the remuneration has increased from Rs 120 per day to Rs 160 per day, for class inspector the fee has increased from Rs 72 a day to Rs 96 per day among others.

The UP Board of High School and Intermediate Education, Uttar Pradesh has increased the fee for the re-evaluation of exams by as much as five per cent. As per the latest rules, to get one subject paper reevaluated, candidates will have to pay Rs 500 instead of Rs 100 earlier. With this, the UP Board’s reevaluation procedure is the costliest in the country.

Last year 11,000 evaluation centres were there but this year the same has been declined in a move which board claimed helped them access the centres better and ensure fair and secure practice.

To be considered pass, candidates need to score at least 35 per cent marks in each subject individually as well as overall. Last year, 72.43 per cent students who appeared the 12th UP board exam could clear the same. Out of the total, the pass percentage of boys was 67.4 per cent and female candidates were 78.4%.

The Uttar  Pradesh Chief Minister, Yogi Aditya Nath said that he would pray to God for the success of students in every exam of life. He also advised them to treat the exam as just another aspect of life.  The UP CM had tweeted from his official handle.

Candidates can keep their hall ticket handy and check the result at the website.

In class 12 exams all the top three ranks are held by girls. Further, the number of girls passing the exam is also higher than that of girls.

It is being speculated that the pass percentage has dropped as the Board has changed the pattern in the exam which might have lead students confused.

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Students will be able to see the links on the website but the same are not activated yet. The same will be done post 1 pm.

Tanu Tomar, the topper of UP Board class 12 exams has secured 97.83% and the second rank holder Bhagyashree has obtained 97.2%  marks followed by the third rank holder Akanksha with 94,80% marks

High school result better than Intermediate as over 80 per cent clear the class 10 exam with an increase of 5 per cent. In class 12, 70.06 per cent clear the exam with a decline of over 2 per cent from last year.

The evaluation process was conducted from March 8 2019 to March 25, 2019 across 230 evaluation centre in the country and over 35,000 evaluators participated in the process. Over 29 lakh candidates registered in the exam.

Tanu Tomar topped the exam followed by Bhagyashree Upadhyay at the second spot and Akanksha Shukla at the third post.

The pass percentage for class 12 this year was 70.06.  Last year, 72.43 per cent students had cleared the exam, showing a drop of over 2 per cent this year.

A total of 35,808 evaluators were employed by the UP Board to check class 12 exam papers

UPMSP will announce the Inter result at 1 pm today at upresults.nic.in. Visit the official website mentioned above. Keep admit card handy.  Click on the link ‘up board Intermediate result’ link.  You will be redirected to a new page. Log-in using the roll number and school code. Result will appear

Over 29 lakh students appeared for the class 12 board exams, thus the traffic is expected to be high on the official website. Thus students can check their marks without facing the hassle via SMS. To check the result on SMS, UP Board class 12 students will have to SMS ‘UP12<space>roll number’ and send it to 56263. Mark sheet will appear via text SMS.

Over 58 lakh candidates had registered for class 12 and class 10 exams. Out of which, 6,69,860 students skipped the boards, as per the official data. Last year, 26.54 lakh students, including 1.79 lakh private examinees registered for the Inter exams out of which 11 lakh were absent in exams.

Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Siksha Pariksha has also increased the compensation for evaluation, compilation and invigilator duties. For centre administrator, the remuneration has increased from Rs 120 per day to Rs 160 per day, for class inspector the fee has increased from Rs 72 a day to Rs 96 per day among others.

The UP Board claims that the rise in fee is done to demotivate students from sending too many applications for reevaluation. Talking to indianexpress.com, additional secretary, UP Board, Shiv Lal said, “The board gets way too many applications for reevaluation and many just send it for the sake of it. We invest resources in it, many evaluators have to be outsourced and time, labour and money are invested, we want to put a cap at the fake entrants.”

The Board of High School and Intermediate Education, Uttar Pradesh has increased the fee for the re-evaluation of exams by as much as five per cent. As per the latest rules, to get one subject paper reevaluated, candidates will have to pay Rs 500 instead of Rs 100 earlier. With this, the UP Board’s reevaluation procedure is the costliest in the country.

UP Board has increased the reevaluation fee by as much as five per cent. As per the latest rules, to get one subject paper reevaluated, candidates will have to pay Rs 500 instead of Rs 100 earlier.

Candidates who appeared for the exam can check their result at the official websites, upmsp.edu.in, upresults.nic.in, upmspresults.up.nic.in and results.nic.in. To avoid traffic, students can also check their result on SMS. To get UP Board class 12 result 2019 on SMS, students need to type ‘UP12<space>roll number’ and send it to 56263.

Visit the official website mentioned above. Keep admit card handy.  Click on the link ‘up board Intermediate result’ link.  You will be redirected to a new page. Log-in using the roll number and school code. Result will appear

To get the result, students have to SMS ‘UP12<space>roll number’ and send it to 56263.

Step 1: Open a browser

Step 2: Type official website in the address bar

Step 3: On homepage click on 'UP board intermediate result 2019'

Step 4: Log-in using roll number and date of birth

Step 5: Wait for page to load, result will appear

Candidates who fail in more than two subjects will be considered fail. Rest have the option to sit for the compartment exam.  These students who might get low marks in the UP Board inter exam can apply for the supplementary exam after the declaration of the results.

Out of approximately 58 lakh total students who had registered for the exam, around 52 lakh candidates have appeared for both High School (Class 10) and Intermediate (Class 12) after the state education department tightened the measures for curbing malpractices during exam

Due to the Uttar Pradesh Board’s strong measures to prevent cheating during examinations, a total of 6.52 lakh students failed to appear this year. However, this is a significant decrease in the dropout rates from last year, when at least 10.48 lakh students gave it a miss. As per a report, a total of 403 students were caught cheating this year. Historically, anti-cheating measures have resulted in low pass percentage among students in the state. Read the entire story

In 2018, a total of 66.37 lakh students registered for the UP Board exams. These include 36,55,691 for class 10 exams and 29,81,327 students for class 12. However, a record total of 11,28,250 students had not appeared for the board exams. In Hardoi, 11,141 students — 3,065 of high school and 8,076 of intermediate — were absent in Azamgarh 8,842 students — 6,754 of intermediate — were absent, Jaunpur 6,330 students — 4,516 of intermediate — and Gonda 6299 students — 4376 of intermediate — did not appear for the exams.

Himachal Pradesh, Bihar Board, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu Boards have already released their class 12 results. Most universities will open the application portal

Over 29 lakh students appeared for the class 12 board exams, thus the traffic is expected to be high on the official website. Thus students can check their marks without facing the hassle via SMS. 

The results of UP Board secondary and senior secondary are released annually in May, however, from 2018, the result declaration has been preponed. UP Deputy Chief Minister Dinesh Sharma had said  the results of Class 10 and Class 12 examinations conducted by the state board will be declared this month and the new academic session will commence on April 16.

This year, a total of 58,06,922 students (31,95,603 in high school and 26,11,319 in intermediate) have registered for the examination. Of which over 6 lakh have failed to appear.

The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) will declare the results of class 10 and class 12 examinations on Saturday, April 27.  It will be available at upresults.nic.in

Last year, Anjali Verma of Brij Behari Sahai Intercollege in Allahabad secured the top slot in Class X board exams with 96.35 per cent

Yashahwi belonging to Fatehpur secured 94.50 per cent

Sitapur's Vinay Kumar Verma secured 94.17 per cent

Swati Verma from Gonda scored 94.1 per cent

From the Gautam Buddha Nagar of Uttar Pradesh, 82.7 per cent Class 12 students and 81.5 per cent Class 10 students passed the UP Board examination. In the district, 16,381 students had appeared for Class 12 examination. For Class 10, 20,741 students had appeared for the exmination, P K Upadyay, district inspectors of schools.