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Prayagraj/Lucknow, 26 October. In order to ensure a transparent, fair and systematic examination system in Uttar Pradesh under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the Council of Secondary Education has made public the list of proposed examination centers for the high school and intermediate board examinations of the year 2027. After verification and updating of basic information of schools, the list of 7,526 proposed examination centers selected through online process has been uploaded on the official website of the Council, upmsp.edu.in. It also includes details of students allotted to schools.
The list has been released for examination and approval by the District Center Determination Committee constituted under the chairmanship of the District Magistrate. To maintain transparency in the process of selection of examination centres, students, parents, principals and managers of the respective schools have been given the opportunity to register their objections.
In case of any objection or complaint regarding the online selected examination centres, the concerned student, parent, principal or manager can submit their representation in the prescribed format with proper reason and evidence on the council’s portal upmsp.edu.in by 28 October 2026. Submissions received after the due date will not be considered. The District School Inspector will properly examine and dispose of the objections received in a timely manner. After this, the list and report approved or recommended by the District Center Determination Committee will be forwarded online on the Council’s website by 6 November 2026.
The 7,526 examination centers proposed through software for the board examinations of the year 2027 include 862 government schools, 3,276 non-government aided schools and 3,388 unaided schools. In this way, the proposed examination centers have been determined by combining schools of all three categories. In the district wise list of proposed centres, maximum 269 examination centers are proposed in Prayagraj. After this, 232 centers have been proposed in Azamgarh, 175 in Gorakhpur, 164 in Pratapgarh, 161 in Agra, 160 in Deoria, 150 in Sitapur, 149 in Ballia, 148 in Hardoi and 143 in Lakhimpur Kheri.
More than 130 centers are proposed in Bareilly and Shahjahanpur, among other major districts. 127-127 examination centers have been proposed in Lucknow and Kanpur cities, 117 in Varanasi and 114 in Ayodhya. 73 centers are proposed in Kanpur Dehat.
According to Bhagwati Singh, Secretary of the Secondary Education Council, the examination centers have been selected through online medium on the basis of the basic information of the schools certified and updated by the tehsil level committees under the government orders. Now the District Center Selection Committees will examine the objections received and work towards finalizing the list of centers as per the prescribed procedure. The purpose of this process of selection of examination centers is to ensure systematic examination management for the students and to provide a transparent system for redressal of complaints within the prescribed time limit.