UP Board Exam 2026 LIVE: UPMSP 10th sewing, 12th civics exam starts; time table, marking scheme

UP Board Class 10 and 12 Exams 2026: The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) will conduct the UP Board Class 10th sewing and 12th civics in shift 2, from 2 pm to 5:15 pm. Over 3 lakh students will appear for the UP Board 2026 Feb 19 shift 2 exam. Once the exam is over, students will have access to question papers with solutions shared by subject experts soon for score calculation.

In the first shift, the Class 10th Computer and 12th Woodcraft, Book Craft, Sewing Craft, and Vocational Class exam was held at 3,005 centres across the state. This year, over 50 lakh students are going to appear across High School and Intermediate levels.

UP Board 2026 Class 10 Computer Science question paper analysis

UP 10th computer science exam will be over at 11:45 am. Students will have access to unofficial answer keys shared by several subject experts. Candidates can check their responses and calculate their expected scores for the 10th computer paper using the marking scheme.

UPMSP board question paper will include a variety of question types such as MCQs, very short answers, short answers, and long answer questions.

UP Board Exams 2026

A total of 52,30,297 candidates have registered for the 2026 board examinations. Of them, 27,50,945 students are appearing for Class 10, including 14,38,682 boys and 13,12,263 girls.

Meanwhile, 24,79,352 students have registered for UP Board Inter exams, comprising 13,03,012 boys and 11,76,340 girls. The examinations will be held at 8,033 centres across the state.

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UP Board Class 10th, 12th Time Table 2026

Class 10th

Class 12th

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UP Board Exam 2026: 10th computer exam pattern

The UP Board Class 10 computer exam is worth 100 points and comprises a 70-point written (theoretical) exam and a 30-point practical (experimental) internal evaluation. The exam lasts three hours.

30% of the computer exam paper consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) to be answered on OMR sheets, and the remaining 70% are descriptive questions for which candidates receive answer sheets.