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Cyber fraudsters have started targeting students who have applied online for scrutiny of their answer sheets in UP Board's high school and intermediate exams. Cyber fraudsters are calling such students by luring them to increase their marks and make them pass from failing. For this, attempts are being made to cheat the candidates and their parents by demanding money from them. On receiving the complaint, UP Board Secretary Dibyakant Shukla has advised the candidates and their parents not to fall into the trap of such cyber fraudsters.
While alerting the general public about such incidents, the Secretary has appealed to the students and their parents not to pay heed to the phone calls of cyber fraudsters and not to fall prey to temptation. On receiving such phone calls, immediately inform the District School Inspector of your district so that an FIR can be lodged against the fraudsters. Earlier, even before the declaration of the board exam results on 20 April, fraudsters had tried to cheat the students by calling them.
How was the UP Board result this time
The result of UP Board 10th and 12th examination was declared on 20th April. 89.55 percent students have passed in 10th class. Whereas, 82.60 percent students have passed in 12th class. Prachi Nigam has secured the top position in the entire state with 591 out of 600 (98.5 percent) marks in high school. Prachi is a student of Sita Bal Vidya Mandir Inter College Mahmoodabad, Sitapur. Deepika Sonkar of Fatehpur has got the second position with 98.33 percent marks. There are four students on the third position. Shubham Verma has secured the first position in the entire state with 489 out of 500 (97.8 percent) marks in the UP Board Intermediate examination. Shubham is also a student of Sita Bal Vidya Mandir Inter College Mahmoodabad, Sitapur.
Out of 25,78,007 students registered for Intermediate, 24,52,830 appeared in the examination. Out of these, 20,26,067 (10,43,289 boys and 9,82,778 girls) have passed. Out of the 82.60 percent students who passed in Intermediate, 88.42 percent are girls and 77.78 percent are boys. 10.64 percent more girls have passed in Intermediate.
