Declared! UP Board Class 12th result 2019: Tanu Tomar tops with over 97% marks, CM congratulates

The overall pass percentage has dropped by over 2 per cent and was registered at 70.02 per cent. Last year, the pass percentage for class 12 exams was 72.43 per cent. Tanu Tomar has topped the exam, followed by Bhagyashree Upadhyay at the second spot and Akanksha Shukla at the third rank.

Last year, Akash Maurya from Sri Sai intermediate college, Barabanki and Rajneesh Shukla, son a Fatehpur-based school teacher both jointly topped class 12 exam.

UPMSP UP Board 12th result: How to check

Step 1: Visit the official website
Step 2: Click on the link ‘up board result’
Step 3: You will be redirected to a new page
Step 4: Log-in using the roll number and school code
Step 5: Result will appear

To get the result, students have to SMS ‘UP12<space&gt;roll number’ and send it to 56263. Alternatively, UP Board mobile-app is also available. The same can be downloaded from GooglePlay.

Read| UP Board class 12 result 2019 How to check

The evaluation process was conducted from March 8 2019 to March 25, 2019 across 230 evaluation centre in the country and over 35,000 evaluators participated in the process. Over 29 lakh candidates registered in the exam.

To be considered pass, candidates need to score at least 35 per cent marks in each subject individually as well as overall. Last year, 72.43 per cent students who appeared the 12th UP board exam could clear the same. Out of the total, the pass percentage of boys was 67.4 per cent and female candidates were 78.4%.

UP Board Intermediate result: Re-evaluation

Candidates who fail in more than two subjects do not get to appear for UP Board compartment exam. They will be considered as failed. All those students who might get low marks in the UP Board inter exam can apply for the supplementary exam after the declaration of the results.

Read| UP Board class 10, 12 re-evaluation fee hike by 5 times

The UP Board of High School and Intermediate Education, Uttar Pradesh has increased the fee for the re-evaluation of exams by as much as five per cent. As per the latest rules, to get one subject paper reevaluated, candidates will have to pay Rs 500 instead of Rs 100 earlier. With this, the UP Board’s reevaluation procedure is the costliest in the country.