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UP Board Result 2019 Class 12 Declared: Uttar Pradesh board Class 12 students register 70% overall pass percentage

Class 12 students of the Uttar Pradesh board recured an overall pass percentage of 70.02 percent this year. Students can check their results on upmsp.edu.in.

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FP Staff|Apr 27, 2019, 14:51:00 IST
UP Board Class 12 results declared | The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) announced the results of the Class 12 board exams on Saturday, 27 April. The results were declared on the official website — upmsp.edu.in. Students secured a pass percentage of 70.02 percent this year.The girls have secured a pass percentage of 76.46 percent while boys recorded a pass percentage of 64.40 percent.

Students can enter their roll number in the box below, select their class and hit submit to check their scores.

This year, over 30 lakh students had registered for UP Board Class 12 Exams, reports News18The higher secondary examination of the UP Board were conducted from 7 February to 2 March.A total of 5,89,622 candidates had registered for Class 12 and Class 10 exams, 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, of which 11 lakh were absent.How to check the UP board Class 12 results: Step 1 — Visit the official website upmsp.edu.in.Step 2 — Click on the link given for details on Class 12 and 10 results Step 3 — Enter the required detailsStep 4 — Click on the 'Submit' buttonStep 5 — Download your results and keep a printout for future reference
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First Published:Apr 27, 2019, 14:50:11 IST
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