Uttarakhand Board Exams from February 2023 onwards, 1250 test centers have been identified | Rare Techy

It has been found that the Uttarakhand Board of School Education will set up 1,250 examination centers for the 2023 UBSE 10th and 12th board exams. The board held a meeting at the headquarters of the Uttarakhand Vidyalaya Shiksha Parishad in Ramnagar, during which the authority decided on the UK board. 10th and 12th class examination centers.

Out of the total 1250 examination centres, the board has identified 198 centers as sensitive and 15 sensitive centres, aiming to make these examinations plagiarism-free in the state. However, according to reports, there has been a huge drop in plagiarism figures year-on-year in UBSE’s examinations.

According to the data, a total of 2,59,340 candidates will write UK Board Exams 2023 across 1250 exam centres. Of the total, 1,32,104 will appear for UK Board High School Examinations and 1,27,236 for UK Board Intermediate Examinations in 2023. This year there is an increase of 16,000 students compared to previous years. The council has cut down 83 examination centres.

UBSE board exams for high school and intermediate are likely to start from the last week of February or March. Meanwhile, the UK Board will conduct the 10th and 12th practical exams in February. The official date sheet is yet to be released by the board.

In the meeting, the state level officials gave instructions to the Chief Education Officers regarding the physical resources and security requirements for the 2023 board exams. UK Board 10th and 12th Examination 2023 centers have also asked the officials to check properly.

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Last year, 1,333 exam centers were allotted for UK board exams. This time Haridwar has the highest number of registrations with 48,322 candidates. 6,984 candidates will write the exam in Champawat district. 145 examination centers have been set up in Tehri district. In Champawat district, the number of these centers has reduced to just 38.

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