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UP Board marksheet shocker: errors and absences flagged in early grievance period
Following the release of UP Board results, regional grievance cells opened to address discrepancies in marksheets. Students reported being marked absent or receiving marks for different subjects, prompting the board to cross-check records and outline a complaint process.
Why It Matters
Errors in marksheets can affect students' academic records and admissions; the board is initiating a formal grievance process across regional offices to resolve discrepancies.
Timeline
4 Events
Results publication context and grievance window announced
May 1, 2026
The UP Board moved swiftly to publish the 2026 High School and Intermediate examination results. Grievance cells were established to address discrepancies and will operate until May 29.
Board directs cross-checking of records and new complaint requirements
May 1, 2026
UP Board secretary Bhagwati Singh stated that complaints about marksheet errors were being received at regional grievance cells and would be rectified after cross-checking official records. Additional secretary (administration) Satyendra Kumar Singh issued an order requiring students to submit copies of internet-generated marksheets along with supporting documents when registering complaints.
Thursday complaints mount at Prayagraj grievance cell
April 30, 2026
On Thursday, Prayagraj regional office logged more than six new complaints. Notable cases included Manju Devi, a Class 10 student from Chaudhary Diggaj Singh Inter College in Sirathu, Kaushambi, who reported that although she appeared for Mathematics, her online marksheet showed Home Science. Additional reports included a Raebareli student marked absent in Chemistry, a Kannauj student with an error in Hindi, and a Kaushambi student marked absent in Biology practical.
Grievance cells begin functioning at five UP Board regional offices
April 29, 2026
The UP Board set up grievance cells at five regional offices (Meerut, Bareilly, Prayagraj, Varanasi, Gorakhpur). On the first day in Prayagraj, 17 complaints were received: 13 from Intermediate examinees and 4 from High School students.