UP Board 10th and 12th Grade Compartment Results for 2023 on upmsp.edu.in released
The results for the compartment exams for classes 10, and 12 have been released by the Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) and can be seen on their official website at results.upmsp.edu.in. Students who failed the normal board examinations took these exams in July.The official website will allow students to see their findings and download them. For easy access to results, they should also maintain their login information, such as their roll number and application number, close to hand.
The class 10 high school and class 12 improvement and compartment examinations were administered by the UP Board on July 22 in 96 sites. Up to 93.86% of the applicants who enrolled for these exams showed up.1,624 candidates chose not to take the morning shift high school improvement/compartment examinations out of a total of 18400 pupils who enrolled. 26,269 persons applied for the intermediate compartment exam, with 1,120 of them missing, according to UPMSP Secretary Dibyakant Shukla.
HOW TO CHECK THE 2023 UP BOARD 10TH AND 12TH COMPARTMENT RESULTS
Step 1: Visit results.upmsp.edu.in, the Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad’s (UPMSP) official website.
Step 2: Next, visit the link on the notification page for the “UP Board Classes 10, 12 Compartment Results 2023.”
Step 3: A login page will appear, requesting your registration number, birthdate, and other information.
Step 4: The website will show your results.
Step 5: Save it and make a photo of it for your records.
Step 6: Save the UP Board 10th and 12th Compartment result 2023 for further use.
On April 25, the 2023 Uttar Pradesh Board Results were made public. From February 16 to March 3, exams for class 10 were given. On February 16, the examination for the Class 12 board started. On March 4, it was over.In comparison to males, who passed at an 86.64 percent rate, girls passed the high school test at a rate of 93.34 percent. Girls passed the intermediate test with an average rate of 83%, compared to boys who passed at a rate of 69.34%.
