UP Board 12th Intermediate Result 2019 Update: Result likely next week, dates to be announced by Monday. Check full details here

UP Board 12th Intermediate Result 2019 News Updates: The work on results of high school and intermediate examinations is nearing completion. The final date for declaration of results is likely to be announced by Monday.

Updated on: Apr 20, 2019, 08:24:39 IST

Hindustan Times, Lucknow | By Kenneth John, PRAYAGRAJ:

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The UP Board results for high school and intermediate exams are likely to be announced next week. According to UP Board additional secretary Shiv Lal, the work on results of high school and intermediate examinations is nearing completion. The final date for declaration of results is likely to be announced by Monday.

Teachers evaluating answer sheets at an evaluation centre in Prayagraj last month. (HT File)

Moreover, all the regional secretaries of the board, heading five regions, also left for Delhi on Thursday night for supervising the completion of results and preparation of merit list. The results are prepared every year by a Delhi-based agency, the details of which are kept confidential.

According to a senior board official, who didn’t wish to be named, the results would be declared next week. He further informed that printing of hard copies of results was in process and would be completed by Sunday.

It may be mentioned that for the first time this year, the examinations were held in a record 16 working days without any untoward incident reported from any examination centre in the state. The high school examination commenced on February 7 and concluded on February 28 while the intermediate examination started on February 7 and ended on March 2, 2019.

According to the records of the board, this year, a total of 58,06,922 students were registered to appear in the board’s high school and intermediate examinations. Out of this, 31,95,603 registered in high school while 26,11,319 were registered for the Class 12 examinations.

Of the total 8,354 examination centres across the 75 districts of UP, 1,314 centres were marked sensitive while 448 were highly sensitive.

Due to strict anti-copying measures, at least 6,52,881 examinees quit the examinations while 403 candidates were caught using unfair means. A total of 68 FIRs were also lodged against centre superintendents and invigilators found promoting use of unfair means.

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Kenneth John
Kenneth John is a seasoned journalist with over three decades of reporting experience with different national dailies. As a correspondent with Hindustan Times, he is known for his impactful grassroots journalism, focusing on stories that amplify the voices of marginalised communities and bring issues of public concern into the spotlight. Over the years, he has reported extensively on education, women and child welfare, health, crime, infrastructure, environment, human rights, rural development, poverty, and public policy. His work has consistently highlighted the challenges faced by vulnerable sections of society, particularly in rural and underserved regions. Recognised for his investigative and human-interest reporting, his notable stories include exposing severe child malnutrition in eastern Uttar Pradesh, where he documented instances of children eating mud to cope with extreme hunger. These reports drew attention to serious gaps in welfare delivery and prompted discussions on policy intervention and accountability. A keen observer of social and cultural transformations, he has covered three Mahakumbhs and two Kumbh Melas at Prayagraj’s Sangam, reporting on their religious, social, cultural, and administrative dimensions. Among his most widely discussed exclusives was the story on Uttar Pradesh’s first all-women gang, “D39,” in Kaushambi, revealing how poverty, child marriage, and domestic abuse pushed several women toward crime. His journalism continues to combine investigative rigour with deep human sensitivity.Read More