Has the exam pattern for UP Board Class 12 released?

Yes, UP Board 12th exam pattern for UPMSP 12th board exams has been released. It has been released alongside the syllabus on the official website for UPMSP 12th board exam 2025. The board releases the detailed exam pattern for UP 12th exam 2025 on its website. Students can visit the official website at upmsp.edu.in and download the subject-wise exam pattern. Apart from the official website, the students can also check the same on this page.

What are the maximum marks for UP Board 12th exams?

UPMSP has publihsed the UP Board 12th exam pattern 2025 for the students. Students can check the same on this page. As per he announced pattern, the total marks in each paper of UP 12th exam is 100. Hence, the students can obtain a maximum of 100 marks in each paper. On the other hand, to pass the exam, a student is required to obtain at least 33% marks in each paper. A genuined preparation will help students secure their desired marks in the UPMSP 12th exam.

How to prepare for UP Board 12th exams?

Students must be thorough with the UP 12th revised syllabus well in time. Students can follow the preparation tips provided on this page. Apart from that, the board also releases the subject-wise preparation tips for which, we have also provided the direct links on this page. They must start early to leave ample time for revision at the end.

What are the minimum marks required to clear the UP Board 12th exams?

Passing UP Board class 12 exams is about securing more than the minimum required marks. As per the board, students need to score a minimum of 33% marks in UP Board Inter exams. The board also conducts practical exams for various subjects. Hence, the students must note that the marks obtained in practical exams are also counted while preparing the final class 12 UP Board result 2025. Students are also given the chance to apply for the answer sheet revaluation. Moreover, students who are unable to clear the exam can apply for the UPMSP class 12 improvement/compartment exam.

UP 12th Arts Exam Pattern 2025: Know Marking Scheme & Exam Duration

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The Uttar Pradesh Board has released the revised UP Board Class 12 Syllabus after reducing it by 30% in view of COVID-19 pandemic. UPMSP has also released a list of deleted topics from each subject. Rest of the 70% syllabus has been provided in the form of a PDF on the official UPMSP website along with the examination pattern. The state board has clearly mentioned the type of questions as well as the number of questions that will be asked in the Class 12 examinations.

Provided below is the marking scheme of all the subjects. Students must refer to them while preparing for the UP 12^th Board exams.

Subjects

Exam Pattern

Types of Questions

Hindi

Theory Paper- 100 Marks

Part-I (50 Marks) Questions from Poetry, Prose, and Passage

Part-II (50 Marks) Sanskrit Grammar and Translation

English

Theory Paper- 100 Marks

Section-A (50 Marks) Prose, Poetry, Play, Short Stories, Figure of Speech

Section-B (50 Marks) Translation, Vocabulary, General English

UP Board 12th History Exam Pattern

A total of 39 questions will be asked in the UP Board Class 12 History examination. The question paper will be a mixture of multiple-choice questions, short answer type questions as well as long answer type questions. Map work of 10 marks will also be asked in the examination. Check below the detailed Class 12 UP Board History examination pattern:

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UP Board 12th Civics Exam Pattern

The examination pattern for UP Board Class 12 Civics mentions that the question paper will be divided into two parts— Contemporary World Politics and Politics in Independent India. Both will be asked for 50 marks each.