Yash Pratap Singh from Jalaun topped the Class 10 UP Board exam with a remarkable 97.83%. His achievement is a proud moment for his school and district, highlighting talent from smaller towns.

This year, 3,682 candidates appeared for partial subject exams under board rules. These students were given the opportunity to complete or improve specific subjects as per regulations.

The UP Board exams for 2025 were held from February 24 to March 12 at over 8,000 centres. The smooth execution within 13 working days highlights efficient planning by UPMSP.

Students from SP International College in Sikaro, Koraon have secured top ranks in both Class 10 and 12 results. Their continued success signals quality education in regional institutions.

Mohini from Etawah has claimed third position in Class 12 with 96.40% marks. Her dedication and performance underline the presence of bright minds in smaller UP towns.

Sakshi, Adarsh Yadav, Shivani Singh, and Anushka Singh each scored 96.80% to take second place in Class 12. Their scores reflect the high standard of academic achievement this year.

Six students shared the fourth place in Class 10 with 97.33%, including pupils from Sitapur, Hardoi, Unnao, Etawah, Barabanki, and Prayagraj. Their combined success showcases statewide talent.

Mahak Jaiswal from Prayagraj scored 97.20% to become the Class 12 state topper. A student of Baccha Ram Yadav Inter College, she has brought recognition to her school and region.

Students Ritu Garg, Arpit Verma, and Simran Gupta secured third position in Class 10 with 97.50% marks. Their success demonstrates academic excellence beyond the major cities of the state.

Anshi from Etawah and Abhishek Kumar Yadav from Barabanki both secured the second spot in Class 10 with 97.67%. Their outstanding marks have brought pride to their schools and districts.

Girls in Class 12 continued their impressive trend by securing higher pass percentages than boys. Their success this year contributes to narrowing the educational gender gap in Uttar Pradesh.

A total of 25,45,815 students sat for Class 10 exams this year. Among them, girls had a much higher pass percentage of 93.87% compared to boys' 86.66%, showcasing academic improvement.

Unlike Class 10, Class 12 results showed a slight edge for private candidates, who scored 81.28% compared to 81.15% for institutional students. It's a rare moment of success for non-institutional learners.

A total of 25,98,560 students appeared in Class 12 exams, with an overall pass percentage of 81.15%. Girls scored higher, contributing significantly to the state’s performance this year.

The Board employed 92,594 teachers across 261 centres to evaluate answer sheets between March 19 and April 2. This large-scale operation ensured timely results for both Class 10 and 12 examinations.

Students from towns like Jalaun, Etawah, and Barabanki have topped UP Board Class 10 and 12 exams. Their success highlights the academic strides made in non-metro areas of Uttar Pradesh this year.

Institutional students outperformed private ones in the Class 10 UP Board exam, with 90.19% versus 68.9% pass rate. This 21.29% margin underlines the quality of instruction in formal school settings across the state.

Girls in Class 12 achieved an impressive pass percentage of 86.37%, outperforming boys, who managed 76.60%. This 9.77% gap reflects the growing academic success of female students in Uttar Pradesh's secondary education system.

The UP Board Class 10 results show a strong overall performance with a 90.11% pass rate. Of over 25 lakh candidates, institutional students did significantly better than private ones, with a 21.29% lead in pass percentage.

Girls have once again surpassed boys in the UP Board exams. Class 10 girls achieved a pass rate of 93.87% against boys' 86.66%, while Class 12 girls scored 86.37%, well above boys' 76.60%. The gender gap in success remains notable this year.

Coming from a farming background in Prayagraj, Mahak Jaiswal scored 97.20% to top the Class 12 results. Her journey is an example of how talent and perseverance can triumph over all odds.

Girls like Anchal, Akriti, Aastha, and Asna shared fourth place in Class 10 with 97.33%. Their scores stand as proof of the consistently rising academic performance of girls in UP Board exams.

Amroha, Sultanpur, Prayagraj, and Kaushambi each had a student in the Class 12 top ranks. This year’s toppers list is a blend of determination and district-wide academic effort.

Mahak, Sakshi, Shivani, and Shipra are among the top scorers in Class 12, all of them girls. Their collective performance reaffirms the academic strength of female students in the state.

Etawah celebrated as both Anshi and Anshi Kashyap appeared in the top four of the Class 10 results. The district had two students among the top scorers with marks above 97%.

From Jalaun to Prayagraj, students from at least seven different districts filled the top four ranks in Class 10. The diversity in the merit list reflects state-wide academic growth.

A rare four-way tie occurred in Class 12 results with Sakshi, Adarsh, Shivani, and Anushka scoring 96.80%. Their success reveals the wide distribution of academic talent across districts.

Simran Gupta of Jalaun and Arpit Verma of Sitapur secured third place in the Class 10 exam with 97.50%. Their achievements mark their towns as educationally promising regions.

Mahak Jaiswal’s journey from a farming family in Prayagraj to topping Class 12 with 97.20% is inspiring. Her result highlights the transformative power of education in rural India.

Shreya Singh from SP International College, Prayagraj, is among the six students sharing fourth place in Class 10. Her score of 97.33% brings pride to her school and district.

Class 12 toppers like Mahak, Sakshi, and Adarsh Yadav prove that academic brilliance is not limited to cities. Many top scorers hail from Amroha, Sultanpur, and Kaushambi.

The UP Board Class 10 merit list is dominated by students from smaller towns such as Jalaun, Etawah, Moradabad, and Sitapur. Their top ranks challenge the idea that only metro areas produce toppers.

Shipra from SP International College, Sikaro, Koraon, Prayagraj has secured fourth position in Class 12 with 96.20%. Her consistent performance continues Prayagraj’s legacy of academic excellence.

Anchal, Akriti, Aastha, Anshi (Etawah), Asna (Barabanki), and Shreya (Prayagraj) secured fourth place in Class 10, all scoring 97.33%. Their success adds to the celebration of merit from various corners of the state.

Mohini from Etawah has claimed the third position in Class 12 by scoring 96.40%. Her excellent result places her among the state’s top achievers and brings recognition to her district.

Ritu Garg (Moradabad), Arpit Verma (Sitapur), and Simran Gupta (Jalaun) have jointly secured the third rank in the Class 10 results. All three scored 97.50%, showcasing the consistent performance of students from smaller towns.

Sakshi (Amroha), Adarsh Yadav (Sultanpur), Shivani Singh (Prayagraj), and Anushka Singh (Kaushambi) shared second place in Class 12 with 96.80%. Their results reflect the wide reach of academic excellence across the state.

Anshi of Etawah and Abhishek Kumar Yadav of Barabanki have jointly secured second rank in the Class 10 results, both scoring 97.67%. Their achievements place their districts on the academic map this year.

Mahak Jaiswal, a farmer’s daughter from Prayagraj, topped the UP Board Class 12 exams with 97.20%. A student of Baccha Ram Yadav Inter College, her story is a shining example of determination and rural academic excellence.

Yash Pratap Singh of LT Smt RKDIC, Umari, Jalaun, has secured the first rank in the UP Board Class 10 results by scoring an impressive 97.83%. His success highlights the academic talent emerging from smaller towns in Uttar Pradesh.

The 2025 UP Board results have once again highlighted the excellence of female students. In the Class 10 exams, girls achieved a pass percentage of 93.87%, significantly higher than the 86.66% achieved by boys. Similarly, in the Class 12 exams, girls led with 86.37%, compared to 76.60% for boys. This reinforces the continued success of girls in education across Uttar Pradesh.

The UP Board results for 2025 show that girls have once again outperformed boys in both Class 10 and Class 12. Girls scored 93.87% in high school, while boys scored 86.66%. In Intermediate, girls achieved 86.37%, surpassing boys’ 76.60%. The trend of higher pass percentages for girls is becoming a consistent feature in Uttar Pradesh.

In a surprising turn, private candidates in the UP Board Class 12 exams have slightly outperformed institutional candidates. Private students achieved a pass percentage of 81.28%, compared to 81.15% for institutional candidates. Though the difference is marginal, it’s an unusual trend where private candidates have slightly outshone institutional ones.

Girls have once again demonstrated exceptional academic performance in the UP Board exams. In Class 10, girls led with a pass percentage of 93.87%, while boys trailed with 86.66%. Similarly, in the Intermediate exams, girls scored 86.37%, compared to 76.60% for boys. This year’s results reaffirm the strength of female students in Uttar Pradesh’s education system.

The gender divide in the UP Board Class 10 and 12 exams is clear, with girls leading the way in both high school and intermediate results. In Class 10, girls achieved a pass percentage of 93.87%, while boys were at 86.66%. Similarly, in Class 12, girls surpassed boys with 86.37% compared to 76.60%. This trend reflects a continued success in female education.

While girls outperformed boys in the UP Board Class 12 exams, both genders showed impressive results overall. Among the 25.98 lakh candidates, 86.37% of girls passed, while 76.60% of boys succeeded. The overall pass percentage for Class 12 stood at 81.15%. These results highlight the dedication and hard work of students across Uttar Pradesh.

The UP Board Class 10 results reveal that institutional candidates performed significantly better than private candidates, with a pass percentage of 90.19%, compared to 68.9% for private candidates. This marks a difference of 21.29%. The gap in performance highlights the stronger results among students attending schools compared to those appearing privately.

The UP Board results for 2025 indicate that girls have once again outshone boys. In the Class 10 exams, girls achieved a pass percentage of 93.87%, leading by 7.21% over boys. Similarly, in the Class 12 exams, girls had a pass percentage of 86.37%, compared to boys’ 76.60%. This year’s results reflect the growing academic success of female students in Uttar Pradesh.

The UP Board results for 2025 reveal that female students have topped the charts in both Class 10 and Class 12 exams. In high school, girls scored an impressive 93.87%, surpassing the 86.66% achieved by boys. In the Intermediate exams, the difference is even more striking, with girls securing 86.37% and boys at 76.60%. This trend continues to showcase the academic excellence of girls in Uttar Pradesh.

In the UP Board Class 10 and Class 12 results for 2025, girls have once again outperformed boys. For Class 10, girls achieved a remarkable pass percentage of 93.87%, while boys trailed with 86.66%. Similarly, in Class 12, girls recorded a pass percentage of 86.37%, compared to 76.60% for boys. The significant difference in performance highlights the continued academic success of female students in Uttar Pradesh.