UP Board declares Class 10 and 12 results
What's the story
The UP Education Board has declared results of the Class 10 and 12 final exams. Anjali Verma (Allahabad) topped Class 10, while Rajneesh Shukla (Fatehpur) and Akash Maurya (Barabanki) topped Class 12. Results are available soon on the board's official website. A total of 75.16% students passed Class 10, while 72.43% cleared the Class 12 exams.
How to
Here's how you can view your results
To check your results, visit the UP Board's official website at www.upresults.nic.in. The notification for the results is displayed on top of the homepage. Click on the link. You will be directed to the results' page. You will have to enter your roll number and your school code. You can find the code in your admit card. Click on 'Submit' to view your results.
Class 10
Four students got the top three positions in Class 10
In Class 10, Anjali Varma (Brij Behari Sahai Intercollege) topped with 96.35%, followed by Yashasvi (Vikas VMIC College, Fatehpur) with 94.5%. Vinay Kumar Varma (Sitapal VMIC, Fatehpur) and Sunny Varma (MPS Intercollege, Gonda), both with 94.17%, tied at the third place. This time, 30,28,767 students, including 16,89,877 boys and 13,38,890 girls, appeared the Class 10 exam.
Class 12
First and third positions in Class 12 were jointly shared
For Class 12, Rajneesh Shukla (Sarvodaya Intercollege) and Akash Maurya (Shri Sai Intercollege) got 93.2%. Ananya Rai (Model Convent, Ghazipur) came second with 92.31%. The third place was again shared by Abhishek Kumar (DPS Intercollege, Muradabad) and Ajeet Patel (Shri Sai Intercollege, Barabanki) with 92.20% each. 26,04,093 candidates, including 14, 12, 519 boys and 11,91,574 girls, appeared the Class 12 exams this time.
Absenteesm
Over 10L students skipped the board exams this time
This time, over 10L students, or 15% of the registered candidates, skipped the board exams in the first four days. Officials attributed it to stricter measures, which they adopted after mass complaints of blatant cheating last year. This year, the Board mandated CCTV cameras at exam centers, appointed administrative officers as sector magistrates, and even roped in STF and local intelligence.