The UP Board has announced the timetable for the High School (Class 10) and Intermediate (Class 12) Board Exams 2027. As a UP Board student, this is the most important document you need! This article will explain what the official notice says, how to understand the timetable and turn it into a study plan.
Fizoic is an independent website and we have no links with the UP Board. All facts below are based off the official notice found on the official UP Board site (UPMSP.edu.in) ( https://UPMSP.edu.in/ ). You should always double check the official PDF.
Important Facts
- Release Body – Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad, Uttar Pradesh (UPMSP) Prayagraj
- Notice Date – 12 th October 2026
- Exam Dates – High School and Intermediate Board Exams 2027
- Exam Dates – 5 th February 2027 to 24 th February 2027
- Morning Exams Timings – 8.30am to 11.45 am
- Evening Exams Timings – 2.00pm to 5.15pm
Both High School and Intermediate exams will be run simultaneously.
The official notice states that exams will start on 5 th February 2027 and end on 24 th February 2027. The full timetable can be found in the attached document.
How to Download the Official Timetable
- Open the official UP Board site. https://UPMSP.edu.in/
- On the homepage look for the notices section. From here you can search for the notice titled ‘Board Exam 2027 Time Table’ (परीक्षा कार्यक्रम (समय सारिणी)). It should be dated 12-10-2026.
- Click the download link. This will open a 5 page PDF.
- Page one of the PDF will be the official notice. Pages 2-5 will be the full timetable.
- Save the PDF onto your phone. Print one copy of the timetable and place beside your study area.
The timetable will be in Hindi. If you struggle to read Hindi quickly, ask a teacher or family member to help you write down your subjects. Do not rely on a typed version from social media as dates often get mistyped.
How to Understand the Timetable
There are 4 sections to the timetable.
- Day + Date
- Time (Morning / Evening)
- High School Subject
- Intermediate Subject
There will be blank spaces. This means there isn’t a paper for that particular class. There will be many long cells for vocational subjects. Be sure to read your subject slowly to ensure you don’t miss it.
Important Dates
Below are a few examples from the timetable. Make sure to check your own subjects from the PDF.
- Friday 5 th February 2027 – High School Hindi & Elementary Hindi (Morning Exam). Intermediate Hindi & General Hindi (Evening Exam).
- Monday 8 th February 2027 – High School Social Science (Morning Exam). Intermediate English (Evening Exam).
- Wednesday 10 th February 2027 – High School English (Morning Exam).
- Wednesday 24 th February 2027 (Last Day) – High School Agriculture & Intermediate Computers (Morning Exam). Intermediate Sanskrit (Evening Exam).
Hindi will be first for both classes. Try to revise early!
How to Create a Study Plan
To make the most of your timetable, create a study plan. Here is a simple way to do this.
Create a List
Write down only your subjects, dates and times. This will be a shorter list to follow.
Work Out Time Gaps
Work out how many days there are between 2 exams. If there is a large gap, you can fully revise. If there is a small gap, you need to finish your subject.
Start from February 5 th
You have approx 3 months to revise (from November). You can do this by;
- November & December – Fully complete your syllabus. Use the official board syllabus for each subject.
- January – Revise all subjects. Use past board papers and complete them within the 3 hour and 15 minute time limit.
- Final Days Before Each Paper – Quickly go over notes, formulae and key answers.
Practice Writing
If your exam is in the morning, try practicing writing at 8.30am on some days. If it is in the evening, try practising at 2pm. This will help you keep your brain fresh during the actual exam.
Exam Day Tips
- Get to your centre early. Double check your centre details with your school.
- Bring your admit card and any items allowed by your school and board.
- Read the question paper thoroughly.
- Keep track of the time. Ensure you leave the last 10 minutes to check your answers.
- Follow all instructions given by centre staff.
Common Mistakes
- Do not trust edited images. Every year there are many fake timetables going viral. Always trust the PDF from UPMSP.edu.in.
- Make sure you know which exams are in the morning and which are in the evening. Some subjects are in the morning and some are in the evening. Make sure you note this down clearly.
- Don’t forget vocational / optional subjects. They still count! They will be in the long cells.
- Don’t leave Hindi till last. It is the first day so try to revise early.
If Anything Looks Wrong
If your subject isn’t listed or your class details look incorrect, speak to your school principal immediately. Students should double check their name, subjects and other information is correct in the board. The board have a separate process for students to update their details for the 2027 exams. This is done via schools. Ask your principal what the deadline is.
FAQs
When do exams start?
According to the official notice, exams start on 5 th February 2027.
When do they finish?
According to the official notice, exams will finish on 24 th February.
What times are the exams?
Morning Exams 8.30am-11.45am. Evening Exams 2.00pm-5.15pm.
Where can I find the official PDF?
The official PDF can be found on the official UP Board site. (UPMSP.edu.in). Under notices, search for the notice dated 12-10-2026.
Can the dates change?
Sometimes there can be updates from the boards. Make sure to check the UPMSP.edu.in site and your school notice board regularly until the exams.
Final Thoughts
You now know when exams are, what time they are and how to understand the official timetable. Create your own list today to get started. Creating a clear study plan early will help reduce your stress and ensure you give your best in February.
Disclaimer: Fizoic is an independent education site. We have no links with UPMSP or the Government of Uttar Pradesh. Always double check details on the official UP Board site.
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