Updated 13 October 2026 | Checked against the official UPMSP timetable
The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) has released the UP Board Class 10 (High School) and Class 12 (Intermediate) examination timetable for 2027. The official notice schedules examinations from 5 February to 24 February 2027. Students can download the date sheet from the board’s official website.
With roughly 16 weeks available from mid-October, students can use the timetable to plan revision, practise full-length papers and identify weak areas. This guide highlights major subject dates, explains how to find the official PDF and provides a practical preparation plan.
UP Board Exam 2027: Important dates and timings
| Item | Official schedule |
|---|---|
| Date sheet notice | 12 October 2026 |
| First examination day | Friday, 5 February 2027 |
| Last scheduled examination day | Wednesday, 24 February 2027 |
| Morning shift | 8:30 a.m.–11:45 a.m. |
| Afternoon shift | 2:00 p.m.–5:15 p.m. |
The official timetable is the primary reference for students. If a coaching poster, news graphic or social-media message conflicts with the board’s PDF, rely on the official document unless UPMSP issues a revised notice.
Download the official timetable: UPMSP official website
UP Board Class 10 timetable 2027: Major subject dates
The following table highlights major High School papers. It is a quick reference, not a replacement for the full date sheet.
| Date | Major Class 10 paper | Shift |
|---|---|---|
| 5 February | Hindi / Elementary Hindi | Morning |
| 8 February | Social Science | Morning |
| 10 February | English | Morning |
| 12 February | Home Science | Morning |
| 13 February | Mathematics | Morning |
| 15 February | Sanskrit | Morning |
| 17 February | Science | Morning |
| 18 February | Computer | Morning |
| 19 February | Commerce | Morning |
| 20 February | Urdu | Morning |
| 22 February | Painting / Creative Art | Morning |
| 23 February | Music Vocal | Morning |
| 24 February | Agriculture | Morning |
These dates are summarised from the official timetable. Additional subjects—including languages, vocational papers and other options—have their own entries and may have different shifts. Always verify the exact subject name and code in the PDF before making a personal revision calendar.
UP Board Class 12 timetable 2027: Major subject dates
| Date | Major Class 12 paper | Shift |
|---|---|---|
| 5 February | Hindi / General Hindi | Afternoon |
| 8 February | English | Afternoon |
| 9 February | Civics | Afternoon |
| 10 February | History | Afternoon |
| 12 February | Biology and Mathematics | Afternoon |
| 13 February | Economics | Afternoon |
| 15 February | Chemistry and Sociology | Afternoon |
| 16 February | Geography | Afternoon |
| 17 February | Physics and Military Science | Afternoon |
| 20 February | Psychology, Education and Logic | Afternoon |
| 22 February | Business Studies and Home Science | Afternoon |
| 23 February | Accountancy | Afternoon |
| 24 February | Computer and Sanskrit | Afternoon |
This is a summary of major papers, not the complete Intermediate schedule. UPMSP’s timetable also covers vocational, agricultural, language and other subjects. Students must match their stream, subject code, date and shift against the original PDF.
How to download the official UP Board date sheet
- Visit the official UPMSP website.
- Find the notice titled “High School and Intermediate Board Examination 2027 timetable” (in Hindi, “हाई स्कूल एवं इंटरमीडिएट बोर्ड परीक्षा-2027 का परीक्षा कार्यक्रम”).
- Open the timetable download link.
- Save the PDF on your phone or computer.
- Mark your own subjects, dates and shifts in a calendar.
- Ask your school if any subject code or timetable entry is unclear.
Use the board’s website for any correction or revised schedule. The homepage also provides links to syllabus material, model papers and question banks.
Where to find UP Board syllabus and model papers
UPMSP provides an official syllabus portal and a model-paper page. These resources can help students check the topics and question formats relevant to their subjects.
Before using a downloaded model paper, confirm that it matches your class, subject and examination session. Check the session shown on each file rather than assume every paper is automatically current for 2027. The board also maintains a question-bank portal; where a relevant question bank is available for your class and subject, use it for additional practice alongside the prescribed syllabus and textbooks.
How to use model papers effectively
- Attempt a complete paper: Work under timed conditions without checking answers midway.
- Classify your mistakes: Separate concept errors, memory gaps, calculation mistakes and time-management problems.
- Revise the underlying topic: Return to the textbook or prescribed syllabus section related to each mistake.
- Reattempt difficult questions: Try incorrect questions again after a few days, then attempt a fresh paper.
- Review your progress weekly: Keep an error notebook so recurring mistakes receive attention.
A model paper is a practice tool, not a guarantee of which questions will appear. Avoid relying on unofficial “sure-shot questions” or claims that particular questions are guaranteed to appear.
A practical 16-week preparation plan
Weeks 1–4: Map the syllabus and identify gaps
Make a checklist of every chapter and topic in the current UPMSP syllabus. Mark each topic as confident, needing practice or not yet revised. Begin with weak or time-consuming topics rather than repeatedly revising only familiar chapters. Ask teachers to clarify any syllabus or assessment requirement that is unclear.
Weeks 5–8: Finish learning and practise written answers
Complete remaining topics while writing answers regularly. In Mathematics and Science, show working, units, formulae and labelled diagrams wherever required. In Social Science and language subjects, practise structured answers, maps or writing formats specified by the syllabus. Class 12 students should also balance theory revision with practical, project or internal-assessment work as directed by their school.
Weeks 9–12: Begin timed practice
Attempt a full paper for each main subject. Use the marking guidance supplied with the official model paper where available. Record mistakes and identify which topics need another round of revision. Practise completing papers within the allotted time. Reviewing mistakes is usually more useful than simply collecting additional notes.
Weeks 13–15: Simulate examination conditions
Practise in a quiet room with the correct time limit and permitted stationery. Learn to allocate time sensibly between shorter and longer answers. Plan revision around the actual gaps between your papers rather than giving every subject identical time each day.
Final week: Revise and prepare practically
Focus on summaries, formulas, definitions, maps, diagrams and mistakes from earlier tests. Check school instructions about admit cards, reporting time, permitted items and examination-centre arrangements when those details are issued. Maintain a regular sleep schedule; an all-night revision session can undermine concentration and recall.
What students, parents and teachers should do now
- Students: Download the timetable, verify subject codes and prepare a written revision calendar.
- Parents: Help students establish a realistic routine. Avoid adding pressure through unverified predictions about examination questions.
- Teachers: Align the remaining teaching plan with the official syllabus, identify learning gaps and schedule timed practice.
- School offices: Continue checking UPMSP notices for later instructions concerning examination administration and admit cards. The timetable alone should not be treated as confirmation of every operational detail.
For supplementary study material, visit TeachGyan’s Class 10 resources and Class 12 resources. These are additional learning aids, not substitutes for the UPMSP syllabus or board instructions; check that any resource matches your board and subject.
Frequently asked questions
When do UP Board Class 10 and Class 12 exams begin in 2027?
According to the timetable referenced for this guide, examinations begin on 5 February 2027 and conclude on 24 February 2027. Check the official UPMSP notice for any revisions.
What are the examination shifts?
The published schedule referenced here shows a morning shift from 8:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. and an afternoon shift from 2:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. Confirm the shift for each paper in the official PDF.
Where can students get UP Board model papers?
Use the official UPMSP website. Select the relevant class and subject and check that the downloaded file is appropriate for your examination session.
Are the dates in this article a substitute for the official date sheet?
No. This article highlights major papers for quick reference. The complete official PDF contains additional subjects and codes, and any later revised notice takes precedence.
Has UPMSP officially explained why examinations finish by 24 February?
The timetable notice confirms examination dates but does not necessarily explain the reason for the schedule. Treat explanations circulated in media or social posts as unconfirmed unless the board or government confirms them.
Official sources and related TeachGyan resources
- UPMSP official website and latest notices
- UP Board 2027 official timetable and examination resources
- TeachGyan Class 10 resources
- TeachGyan Class 12 resources
Editorial note: This guide is based on the timetable details reviewed on 13 October 2026. Always verify your subject, code and shift in the official document and check the board website for revisions.