UP Board Results 2024 (Soon): UPMSP completes Class 10th, 12th result evaluation

Over 55 lakh candidates registered for board exams 2024, of which 29,47,311 were registered in the high school examination and 25,77,997 in the intermediate examination.

This year, the evaluation work of UP Board exams was not conducted between March 24 and 26 in view of the Holi festival. (Representative image/ Express photo)

The UP board has completed the evaluation process of Class 10, 12 board exams, and is expected the release the result for board exams soon.

As per the information provided by the UP Board secretary Dibyakant Shukla, the evaluation work of class 10 and 12 was completed within 12 working days.

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“The Board has achieved a historic achievement by successfully conducting the board examination completely cheating free in a record 12 working days. This achievement is not limited to just conducting the examination, but this time the evaluation work has also been completed in the lowest record 12 working days so far,” Shukla noted in an official notice posted on X (previously known as Twitter).

#upboard यूपी बोर्ड की उपलब्धि pic.twitter.com/kLeDeDEM8k

— Dibyakant Shukla (@DibyakantShukla) March 30, 2024

This year, the evaluation work was not conducted between March 24 and 26 in view of the Holi festival.

As per the official figures released by the UP Board earlier, a total of 55,25,308 candidates registered for the year 2024, of which 29,47,311 were registered in the high school examination and 25,77,997 in the intermediate examination.

This year, a total of 94,802 examiners were appointed for the evaluation of 1.76 crore answer sheets of the high school examination and 52,295 examiners were appointed for the evaluation of 1.25 crore answer sheets of the class 12 exams.

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Evaluation process was conducted at 131 evaluation centers for high school answer sheets and 116 centres for class 12 exams. Out of total 260 evaluation centres, 83 government and 177 non-government aided secondary schools were made evaluation centres.

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