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UP Board Exam 2025: 27.40 lakh students registered for high school, 26.98 lakh for intermediate exam

UP Board Exam 2025: 27.40 lakh students registered for high school, 26.98 lakh for intermediate exam

More than 54 lakh students will sit for the high school and UP Board intermediate exams in 2025.

The minimum number of students in each exam center remains unchanged from last year: 250.
The minimum number of students in each exam center remains unchanged from last year: 250.

As of the last date of registration on September 25, a total of 54,38,597 students had registered, including 27,40,151 in high school and 26,98,446 in intermediate classes in over 27,000 schools affiliated to UP Board.

A total of 55,25,342 students were registered for the 2024 UP Board Examinations, including 2,947,335 in class 10 and 25,78,007 in class 12.

Data clearly shows that the number of students for the 2025 exams has decreased by 86,745. Compared to 2024, there are 2,07,184 fewer high school applicants in 2025, while the number of high school students has increased by 1,20,439, officials said.

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The UP Board is yet to announce the schedule for the 2025 high school and intermediate examinations to start from February 2025 and is currently busy identifying schools to become examination centres.

A maximum of 2000 students will appear for their examination per center. Last year, there was a rule to allot a maximum of 1200 students in each centre, but in government-run and government-aided secondary schools of larger capacity, a provision was made to create an examination center for up to 1500 students. However, in the center determination policy sent by UP administrative secretary Bhagwati Singh to the District Inspectors of Schools (DIOS) for the 2025 edition of the exams, a provision has been made to create a center for up to 2000 students in government-funded run schools. , government-aided and non-subsidized secondary schools with larger reception capacity.

It is believed that this will reduce the number of examination centers and also facilitate better monitoring of board examinations.

The minimum number of students in each exam center remains unchanged from last year: 250.

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