As per the official sources, the UP board announced the results for a total number of 56.11 lakh students. Of these, over 30.24 lakh students had taken the Class 10 UP board exams and 25.86 lakh students had taken the Class 12 UP board exams. The UPMSP High School and Intermediate March 2020 examinations were conducted between February 18 and March 6, 2020.
Class 12 UP Board Exams Pass Percentage:
Deputy CM Dinesh Sharma while announcing the results said that the result of class 12 exams this year is better than the previous year.
According to the board, this year, the overall pass percentage for class 12 is 74.63 per cent. This is higher than last year when 70.2 per cent cleared the exam.
List of toppers for class 12 UP Board Exams 2020:
1st position: Anurag Malik s/o Pramod Malik from Baghpat secured first position with 97% marks
2nd position: Pranjal Singh s/o Awdesh Kumar Singh Singh of Prayagraj secured second position with 96% marks
3rd position: Utkarsh Shukla has bagged the third rank with 94.80% marks
Girls Outshine Boys In Class 12 UP Board Exams Results 2020:
Due to the coronavirus outbreak and keeping in mind the social distancing norms, all the students will be restricted from visiting schools to collect their UP Board mark sheets. Hence, a digital mark sheet or e-mark sheets will be made available to all the students.
Board's official website often crashes due to heavy traffic soon after the announcement of results. In such a case, if students are unable to check their results, they may consider few other websites to check UPMSP Board Results 2020. The alternative websites to check UP Board Result 2020 are: upmsp.edu.in upresults.nic.in upmspresults.up.nic.in
Education Loan Information:
Calculate Education Loan EMI
As per the announced results, a total of 74.63 per cent girls cleared the class 12 board exams this year in comparison to 68.88 per cent boys. ALSO READ | UP Board Class 10 Results 2020 Released: Check Pass Percentage, Toppers List And Other Details
The passing criteria for UP board results has not been changed. This year too, students who obtained a minimum 35 percent marks are being considered pass. If their marks are below 35 percent they will have to appear for a supplementary exam or compartment for that particular subject.
This provision was only available for one paper earlier, but Deputy Chief Minister Dinesh Sharma announced late last year that students can now appear for compartment exams for two subjects.