10th and 12th board exams will begin from this day of Feb, know details here
10th and 12th board exams will begin from this day of Feb, know details here
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UP Board 2023 High School and Intermediate examinations are going to start from 16th February. Minister of State for Secondary Education (Independent Charge) Gulab Devi has issued this information. She has requested the students to prepare for the examinations with full dedication and hard work and get good marks. 

Giving best wishes to the students appearing in the board exams for doing well in the exams, she said that preparations have also been made to make the board exams of the year 2023 copy-free. Regular monitoring is also going to be done at the time of examinations.

This time the question papers of board exams will be sent in GPS-equipped vehicles so that there will be no possibility of paper leaking on the way. The route map of each district is going to be prepared and the time for the question paper to reach here will also be fixed. On stopping on the way, its information is going to be given to the control room. Wherever pamphlets will be kept, cameras equipped with artificial intelligence will be installed and in case of any movement, an alert will be sent to the officers including the control room.

The news says that this time around 58 lakh candidates have registered themselves for the UP Board High School and Intermediate Annual Examination. Out of these, 31,16,458 students are going to appear for class 10th and 27,50,871 students for class 12th board exams. In the last academic year (2021-2022) 10th, a total of 88.82 percent of students were declared passed. The pass percentage of girls has been 91.69. Whereas, the pass percentage of boys was 85.25. 

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