UP Board Releases 7,448 Exam Centres for 2026; Objections Open Until December 4

UP Board announces 7,448 exam centres for 2026 High School and Intermediate exams. Submit objections online by December 4 at upmsp.edu.in. Final list by December 30.

The UP Board has announced the list of 7,448 exam centres for the UP Board  Class 10 and Class 12 Exams 2026. This number is less than last year. In 2025, there were 7,657 centres, and in 2024, there were 7,864 centres.

Out of these 7,448 centres, 910 are government schools, 3,484 are aided schools, and 3,054 are unaided schools. The list of examination centres for UP Board Class 10 and 12 exams is available on the UP Board website: upmsp.edu.in.

This list is not final yet. People can raise objections if they find any problem with the selected centres. Students, parents, principals, or school managers can submit objections online in the given format with proper proof. The last date to submit objections is December 4, 2025. After this date, no complaints will be accepted.

Once objections are submitted, the District Inspector of Schools (DIOS) will check them and resolve them. The approved list will be sent to the UP Board by December 11. This updated list will be uploaded on December 17. If anyone still has objections, they can submit them by December 22. The final list will be uploaded by December 30.

List of UP Board 2026 Exam Centres: Objection Process

Check the complete information below.

• Who can object: Students, parents, principals, and school managers
• Dates of Objections: It will start from November 27 to December 4, 2025.
• How to submit: You can submit on the official UP Board portal at upmsp.edu.in.
• Details Needed: Any valid supporting reasons and evidence for the objection.
• School Role: School principal submits representation through the school's dedicated ID.
• Review: The DIOS will review all received objections and forward them to District Center Determination Committee.
• The final list of approved centers will be released by December 30, 2025. 

Every year, the number of centres increases after objections. For example, in 2025, the list started with 7,657 centres but increased to 8,140 after objections. In 2024, it started with 7,864 and went up to 8,265. This year, the same process will happen.

For the first time, the UP Board has also given a special format for submitting objections. Prayagraj district alone has 258 centres. For the last ten years, the UP Board has been releasing the centre list online, and the final number always goes up after objections are resolved.