UP Board Exam 2027: Board Exam Preparations Begin in UP Schools, Work on Reverse Time Table

UP Board Exam 2027: Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shikshan Parishad i.e. UP Board has released the schedule of 10th and 12th Exam 2027, under which UP Board 10th and 12th Board Exam 2027 is going to start from 5th February. That means less than 3 months are left for the board exams to start in UP. In such a situation, a new strategy has been devised for board exam preparation in UP schools, under which teachers have been instructed to complete the syllabus, focus on revision and take regular exams. In this series teachers, students and parents are asked to adopt reverse time table.

Let’s understand the whole matter in detail. Let us know what is the reason behind adopting reverse time table. Let us know what instructions are given regarding the preparation of weak students.

Seminar on Preparations for Board Exams

Yesterday a seminar was organized by the education department regarding the preparations for the UP board 10th and 12th exams. The seminar was addressed by Partha Sarathi Sen Sharma, Additional Chief Secretary, Department of Basic and Secondary Education, while principals, teachers, mentors, parents and students from across the state participated in it. Meanwhile, emphasis was placed on making maximum use of the remaining teaching days for the UP board exams.

For this reason it is advisable to adopt a reverse schedule

UP board exam is starting from 5th February. Keeping this in mind, the seminar asked teachers, students and parents to adopt ‘Reverse Time Table’, which aims to complete the syllabus on time. This will enable students to revise without any stress.

Started catch up plan for weak students

The education department has also launched a 22-point catch-up plan to help students who are lagging behind the expected level of education, which was briefed at the seminar. Regarding the scheme, Additional Chief Secretary, Partha Sarathi Sen Sharma instructed teachers to allocate 30 to 60 minutes daily for remedial education. He directed teachers to promote ‘peer learning’ (learning from peers) in the classroom. Additional Chief Secretary, Partha Sarathi Sen Sharma also advised students going to appear for the 10th and 12th board exams to practice answering regular questions.

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