UP Board exams in offline mode from March 24

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Updated At : 04:36 PM Mar 09, 2022 IST

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Prayagraj (Uttar Pradesh), March 9

The UP Board examination for classes X and XII will be held in an offline mode from March 24 to April 12.

The Board officials have announced the detailed timetable of both high school and intermediate board exams in Prayagraj.

“As per the timetable, the exams for high school would be completed in 12 working days while that of intermediate would be completed in 15 working days,” said UP Board chairman and director (secondary education) Vinay Kumar Pandey.

Pandey further said that the examination schedule has also been made available on the official website of the board.

Last year, the Board had not conducted the high school and intermediate examination owing to the pandemic. This year the examinations will be in the offline mode. IANS

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