UP Board Exam 2025: This time 54 lakh students, there will be no center in such schools.. Latest news of UP Board Exam has arrived.

Class 10th, 12th Board Exam UP 2025: The figures of UP Board Exam 2025 have arrived. This time a total of 54,38,597 students UP Board Have registered for the exam. If we talk class wise, the number of students registered for UP Board High School Examination 2025 is 27,40,151. Whereas a total of 26,98,446 students have registered for the UP Board Inter examination 2025.

This number is less than last year i.e. UP Board Exam 2024, when a total of 55,25,308 students had registered for UP Board Class 10 and 12. However, out of these, more than 4 lakh children had left the examination. It was told that due to the strictness taken by the administration to stop cheating, students did not come for the exam.

UP Board Pariksha: Process of making center started

Uttar Pradesh Secondary Education Council has also started preparations for UP Board High School and Intermediate Examination 2025. The work of determining examination centers has started in all the districts of the state. To find out which schools will be made examination centers in the UP Board Examination 2025, the committee formed by the Secondary Education Department at the tehsil level is visiting the schools and inspecting them.

DIOS Dr. Dharamveer Singh said that the data of schools regarding UP 10th and 12th board examinations is being uploaded on the portal. Along with infrastructure, many types of information including number of children, chairs, CCTV cameras are being uploaded in it. A committee has been formed at the tehsil level to investigate all these things. Reports of facilities in all the centers are being prepared.

UP Board 2025: This time there will be less centers

DIOS said that the number of centers may be less in this session. This time a maximum of two thousand students will be able to take the exam at one centre. Because most of the cases of disputes come to light in the schools run by UP Board. This time the board has decided that centers for high school and intermediate examinations will not be set up in schools where there are management disputes. Along with this, there will be no mutual allocation of candidates between schools. Reducing the number of centers will also make monitoring easier. Along with this, it will also help in preventing cheating in the examination.