The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) has started accepting objections to the provisional examination centres selected for the 2027 Class 10 and Class 12 board exams. Students, parents, and school authorities can submit their complaints online through the official UPMSP website until October 28, 2026.
- 7,526 provisional exam centres have been shortlisted for the 2027 UP Board exams.
- These centres include 862 government schools, 3,276 aided schools, and 3,388 unaided private schools.
- Objections can be submitted online until October 28, 2026, with valid reasons and supporting evidence.
- The District Inspector of Schools will review objections and provide resolutions.
- The final list of exam centres will be approved and published by November 6, 2026.
How were the provisional exam centres selected?
The UPMSP selected the provisional examination centres through an online process. This process used school information that was verified and updated by the Tehsil Level Committee. The provisional list includes the allocation of students to these schools. The selection aimed to ensure that students have accessible and suitable locations to take their board exams.
Who can raise objections to the provisional centres?
Students, parents, school principals, and school managers who have concerns about the selected examination centres can submit objections. These objections must be submitted online through the UPMSP portal. Applicants need to provide valid reasons and supporting evidence in the prescribed format to have their objections considered.
What is the deadline and process for submitting objections?
The deadline to submit objections is October 28, 2026. Any representations received after this date will not be accepted. Once objections are submitted, the District Inspector of Schools (DIOS) will examine them and provide resolutions within the stipulated timeframe. The district committee will then forward the approved or recommended list of examination centres along with its report online to UPMSP by November 6, 2026.
Why is it important to check the provisional list?
Checking the provisional list of exam centres is important for students and parents to ensure that the allocated centre is convenient and suitable. If there are any issues such as distance, accessibility, or other concerns, raising objections promptly allows the district committee to review and make necessary changes before finalising the exam centres.
What happens after the objections are reviewed?
After the objections are reviewed by the District Inspector of Schools and the district committee, the final list of examination centres will be approved and published by UPMSP. This final list will be used for conducting the Class 10 and Class 12 board exams in 2027.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where can I find the provisional list of exam centres?
A: The provisional list is available on the official UPMSP website.
Q: Can objections be submitted offline?
A: No, objections must be submitted online through the UPMSP portal.
Q: What details are required when submitting an objection?
A: You must provide valid reasons and supporting evidence in the prescribed format.
Q: Who reviews the objections?
A: The District Inspector of Schools (DIOS) examines the objections and provides resolutions.
Q: What is the final deadline for the district committee to submit the approved list?
A: The district committee must submit the approved list along with its report by November 6, 2026.
