the Class 10 and 12 results for 2025 will be posted on upmsp.edu.in. Students should keep their roll numbers ready and follow the outlined steps for a smooth experience. For any issues, they can contact their schools or the UPMSP helpline.
The results for UP Board Class 10 and 12 in 2025 are highly awaited by students across Uttar Pradesh. Conducted by the Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP), these results will be posted on the official website upmsp.edu.in 2025.
This guide explains everything students need to know, including the expected result dates, how to view the results online, and alternative options for checking scores. It also covers how to search for roll numbers by name and details included in the results, along with re-evaluation and supplementary exam processes.
Typically, UPMSP announces the Class 10 and 12 results between April and May 2025. The exams for high school and intermediate levels usually take place in February and March. Results are then released in April or May, with supplementary exams scheduled for June or July. Students can access their results via the official site once they are out.
Students can check their scores easily by visiting the UPMSP website. The simplest way is through the roll number. Select your class, enter your roll number and other details, then click submit. Save or print the result for future use.
If you’ve lost your roll number, the website offers a “Search by Name” option. Provide your name, father’s name, and school code, then click search to recover your roll number. Once retrieved, you can check your result using that number. Results can also be received through SMS by typing UP10 [RollNumber] or UP12 [RollNumber], then sending the message to 56263.
The UPMSP result includes key details like the student’s name, parent names, school info, roll number, marks for each subject, total marks, percentage, division, and pass or fail status.
After viewing your results, verify all details for accuracy. Save and print a copy for future applications. If you’re unhappy with your marks, you may apply for re-evaluation within the allotted period. Students who do not pass can register for supplementary exams, which are expected to be held in June or July.
Looking at past results, the pass rate in 2024 was around 85% for Class 10 and 83% for Class 12. In previous years, pass percentages have ranged from 75% to nearly 90%. The 2025 results are expected to meet or beat these figures.
FAQs
indicate that results will likely be declared in April or May. Checking scores is simple—visit the UPMSP website, input your roll number, and download the scorecard. Students failing one or two subjects can still appear for supplementary exams. If you lost your roll number, the official site’s search feature is helpful. Results can also be checked offline via SMS or through schools.
