UP Board Result 2026 Date Announced – Class 10th & 12th Results Tomorrow at 4 PM; Check UPMSP Scores at upresults.nic.in

UP Board Results 2026 Date Announced: Students who appeared for the UP Board High School and Intermediate examinations are eagerly awaiting their results. According to a notice issued by the Board of Secondary Education (Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad), the UPMSP UP Board Class 10 and 12 results for 2026 will be released tomorrow—April 23—at 4:00 PM. The results will be declared from the headquarters of the Board of Secondary Education in Prayagraj.

The wait for UP Board students is now set to end in just a few hours. The results will be announced via a press conference. Following this, direct links to access the results will be activated on the official UP Board website, and on the DigiLocker portal, Result Date Announced

• Result Date: April 23, 2026 (Tomorrow)
• Result Time: 4:00 PM
• Announcement: Via press conference at Board headquarters in Prayagraj
• Total Students: Over 52 Lakh across both classes.

Official Websites

• Details on Marksheet
  • Roll number & Roll code
  • Father’s & Mother’s name
  • Subject-wise marks (Theory & Practical)
  • Total marks
  • Pass/Fail status
  • Division

  — Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad, Uttar Pradesh (@upboardpryj)
  Step 2: Click on the ‘UP Board Intermediate Result 2026’ link.
  Step 3: Enter your Roll Number along with your District and Year.
  Step 4: Click ‘Submit’, your Class 12 result Link will appear on the screen.
  Step 5: Download your online marksheet and take a printout.

  
  Now, select the state “Uttar Pradesh.”
  Click on the “UP Board 10th Result 2026” link.
  Enter the student’s name and click the submit button.
  Select the correct name based on the parents’ names.
  Your result will appear on the screen.

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