UP Board Class 10, 12 improvement and compartment applications open till June 27

The UP Board will open applications for Class 10 and 12 improvement and compartment examination applications tomorrow for which students can apply till June 27. The process gives eligible students another chance to clear failed subjects or improve performance.

In Short

• Class 10 students failing one subject can take the improvement examination
• Those failing two Class 10 subjects may choose one compartment paper
• Class 12 candidates from three streams can appear after one failed paper

The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) has opened applications for the High School Improvement and Compartment examinations as well as the Intermediate Compartment examination.

The online application process will start on June 6 and will continue until midnight on June 27.

The move is expected to benefit thousands of students who narrowly missed passing their examinations or wish to improve their performance. The board has said the initiative is aimed at ensuring that a single examination result does not become a barrier to a student's academic progress.

WHO CAN APPLY?

Class 10 (High School)

• Students who failed in one subject can apply for the Improvement Examination.
• Students who failed in two subjects can appear for the Compartment Examination in one of those subjects.

Class 12 (Intermediate)

• Students from the Science, Commerce and Humanities streams who failed in one paper of any subject are eligible for the Compartment Examination.
• Students from the Vocational stream who failed in one paper of a trade subject can also apply.

FEES AND APPLICATION PROCESS

• The fee for the High School Improvement/Compartment Examination is Rs 256.50.
• The fee for the Intermediate Compartment Examination is Rs 306.
• Students must pay the prescribed fee through a treasury challan.
• Applications can be submitted online through the UP Board website until midnight on June 27.
• After submitting the form, candidates must download a copy of the application and keep the original fee challan.
• The application form and original challan must be sent by registered post to the concerned regional office within three days of the application deadline.

WHAT ABOUT PRACTICAL EXAMS?

The UP Board has clarified that subjects involving theory, practicals or project work will be conducted according to existing examination rules.

Students who have failed only in a specific component of a subject, such as practical or project work, will be allowed to appear only for that component instead of the entire subject examination.

The dates for the written examinations, practicals and project assessments will be announced separately by the board.

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