UP Board Time Table 2027: Check Class 10 and 12 Exam Dates, Shifts and Subject-Wise Schedule
PRAYAGRAJ: The UP Board will conduct the 2027 class 10 (High School) and 12 (Intermediate) examinations from Feb 5 to Feb 24, with students appearing in two shifts each day. The examination schedule issued by the Board on Monday has fixed the morning session from 8:30am to 11:45am and the afternoon session from 2pm to 5:15pm.
According to UP Board secretary Bhagwati Singh, the detailed subject-wise schedule has been issued and the board will conduct the examinations over 20 calendar days. In 2026, the board examinations were held from Feb 18 to March 12. Perhaps this is for the first time that the Board exams are being concluded within Feb and that too within 20 days of duration.

The examinations for Classes 10 and 12 will be conducted simultaneously, with major subjects spread across the two shifts. The first papers on Feb 5 will be Hindi and Elementary Hindi for High School students in the morning, while Intermediate students will take Hindi and General Hindi in the afternoon session.
Class 10 and 12 exam schedule: Major subjects
For class 10 students, Social Science will be held on Feb 8, English on Feb 10, Mathematics on Feb 13, Sanskrit on Feb 15, Science on Feb 17, Computer on Feb 18, Commerce on Feb 19 and Urdu on Feb 20. Painting and creative art are scheduled for Feb 22, Music Vocal for Feb 23 and Agriculture for Feb 24, the final day of the examinations.
The High School timetable also includes NCC and Human Science papers on Feb 9, Music Instrumental on Feb 17, Sewing on Feb 18 and a range of additional language papers on Feb 16. Students appearing for Gujarati, Punjabi, Bengali, Marathi, Assamese, Odia, Kannada, Kashmiri, Sindhi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Nepalese will have their papers on Feb 16 in the morning shift. Pali, Arabic and Persian are scheduled for Feb 23 in the afternoon.
The class 12 schedule, with almost all the exams being conducted in the second shift (2pm to 5:15pm), begins with Hindi and General Hindi on Feb 5, followed by English on Feb 8 and Civics on Feb 9. History is scheduled for Feb 10, while Biology and Mathematics will be held on Feb 12. Economics is scheduled for Feb 13, Chemistry and Sociology for Feb 15, and Geography for Feb 16.
Physics and Military Science will be held on Feb 17 in the afternoon shift, while Computer is scheduled for the morning shift on Feb 24 and Sanskrit for the afternoon shift on the same day. Intermediate students will also appear for Psychology, Education and Logic on Feb 20, Business Studies and Home Science on Feb 22, Accountancy on Feb 23 and a range of language papers on Feb 20.
The detailed programme also covers music, drawing and painting and specialised subjects. Intermediate students will have Music Vocal, Music Instrumental and Dance papers on Feb 15, while drawing and painting-related papers are scheduled on Feb 18. The final phase of the examination includes commerce, home science, vocational and agriculture-related papers before the last examinations on Feb 24.
According to UP Board secretary Bhagwati Singh, the detailed subject-wise schedule has been issued and the board will conduct the examinations over 20 calendar days. In 2026, the board examinations were held from Feb 18 to March 12. Perhaps this is for the first time that the Board exams are being concluded within Feb and that too within 20 days of duration.
The examinations for Classes 10 and 12 will be conducted simultaneously, with major subjects spread across the two shifts. The first papers on Feb 5 will be Hindi and Elementary Hindi for High School students in the morning, while Intermediate students will take Hindi and General Hindi in the afternoon session.
Class 10 and 12 exam schedule: Major subjects
For class 10 students, Social Science will be held on Feb 8, English on Feb 10, Mathematics on Feb 13, Sanskrit on Feb 15, Science on Feb 17, Computer on Feb 18, Commerce on Feb 19 and Urdu on Feb 20. Painting and creative art are scheduled for Feb 22, Music Vocal for Feb 23 and Agriculture for Feb 24, the final day of the examinations.
The High School timetable also includes NCC and Human Science papers on Feb 9, Music Instrumental on Feb 17, Sewing on Feb 18 and a range of additional language papers on Feb 16. Students appearing for Gujarati, Punjabi, Bengali, Marathi, Assamese, Odia, Kannada, Kashmiri, Sindhi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Nepalese will have their papers on Feb 16 in the morning shift. Pali, Arabic and Persian are scheduled for Feb 23 in the afternoon.
The class 12 schedule, with almost all the exams being conducted in the second shift (2pm to 5:15pm), begins with Hindi and General Hindi on Feb 5, followed by English on Feb 8 and Civics on Feb 9. History is scheduled for Feb 10, while Biology and Mathematics will be held on Feb 12. Economics is scheduled for Feb 13, Chemistry and Sociology for Feb 15, and Geography for Feb 16.
Physics and Military Science will be held on Feb 17 in the afternoon shift, while Computer is scheduled for the morning shift on Feb 24 and Sanskrit for the afternoon shift on the same day. Intermediate students will also appear for Psychology, Education and Logic on Feb 20, Business Studies and Home Science on Feb 22, Accountancy on Feb 23 and a range of language papers on Feb 20.
The detailed programme also covers music, drawing and painting and specialised subjects. Intermediate students will have Music Vocal, Music Instrumental and Dance papers on Feb 15, while drawing and painting-related papers are scheduled on Feb 18. The final phase of the examination includes commerce, home science, vocational and agriculture-related papers before the last examinations on Feb 24.
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