UP Board’s Class 10 and Class 12 results to be declared on June 9
UP Board’s high school (Class 10) and intermediate (Class 12) results will be declared on June 9, 2017, at about 12 noon at the Board headquarters here.
Allahabad: The UP Board’s high school (Class 10) and intermediate (Class 12) results will be declared on June 9, 2017, at about 12 noon at the Board headquarters here.
UP Board’s Class 10 and 12 results will be declared on June 9. (Saumya Khandelwal/HT PHOTO/For representation only)
According to Amarnath Verma, board director, the date of declaration of results was finalised after consulting various departmental heads of the Board. The results will also be available on various websites and easily accessed by the candidates. The official websites are upmspresults.up.nic.in or upresults.nic.in.
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A significant 60,61,034 candidates registered for the high school and intermediate examinations. They included 34,04,715 examinees for Class 10 and 26,56,319 for Class 12 .
However, due to strict vigilance following reported cases of cheating in previous years, an unexpected 5,94,503 candidates left the examination hall midway through the exams as they failed to succeed in using unfair means, while 1,862 examinees were caught copying.
Evaluation of the Board’s 4.6 crore answer sheets commenced from April 27 onwards at 253 evaluation centres in the state by 1.37 lakh teachers.
This year, 513 government inter colleges besides 3,692 aided secondary institutions and 6,208 non-aided secondary institutions in the state were the designated examination centres.
For preventing mass copying like in previous years due to which several examinations had to be cancelled by the Board, this year coded answer sheets were provided in 31 identified sensitive districts of the state.
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