UPMSP Compartment Results : The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) brought relief to thousands of students today by announcing the highly anticipated Class 10 and 12 compartment examination results for 2025. These results, available on the official website results.upmsp.edu.in, represent a crucial opportunity for students to improve their academic standing after the annual board examinations.
With an impressive attendance rate of 94 percent, nearly 43,510 students out of 46,391 registered candidates appeared for the compartment examinations held on July 26, 2025. The exams were strategically conducted in two shifts to accommodate both classes, with Class 10 students writing in the morning session and Class 12 students in the afternoon.
Examination Statistics and Performance
The compartment examinations witnessed remarkable participation from students across Uttar Pradesh. For Class 10, 19,150 students out of 20,768 registered candidates appeared, achieving a 92.21 percent attendance rate. Class 12 showed even higher commitment with 24,360 out of 25,623 registered students participating, recording a 95.07 percent attendance.
These compartment exams serve as a vital lifeline for students who couldn’t achieve satisfactory marks in the annual examinations conducted from February 24 to March 12. The annual results, declared on April 25, 2025, showed overall pass percentages of 90.11 percent for Class 10 and 81.15 percent for Class 12, with girls outperforming boys significantly in the intermediate level.
How to Check Result?
– Students can access their compartment results by visiting the official website results.upmsp.edu.in.
– candidates need to enter their roll number and other required details to view and download their results. T
The board has ensured the website can handle high traffic volume to prevent technical difficulties during peak checking hours.
Important Advisory Against Fraud
The UPMSP has issued a crucial warning to students and parents about cybercriminals attempting to exploit compartment exam candidates. Board Secretary Bhagwati Singh specifically cautioned against fraudsters who falsely promise to increase marks in exchange for money, urging families not to fall prey to such scams and to report any suspicious activity immediately.