UP Board Exam 2027: UPMSP asks schools to upload teachers’ data on portal by November 15
Vishnukumar V | October 28, 2026 | 08:45 AM IST | 2 mins read
UPMSP directs school principals to verify teachers’ personal, academic and appointment details for the appointment of examiners and practical examiners for the UP Class 10, 12 board exams 2027.
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Download NowThe Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) has directed all secondary schools in the state to upload and update the details of teachers, principals and non-teaching staff on its official portal by November 15, 2026. The data will be used for appointing examiners for practical examinations and evaluation work for the UP Board High School and Intermediate Examinations 2027 .
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According to the notice issued by the UPMSP secretary, school principals must ensure that the updated information of all eligible staff members is uploaded through the school login on the official website, upmsp.edu.in.
The board has instructed schools to verify the information carefully to avoid errors during the appointment of examiners and other examination-related duties.
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UP Board Exam 2027: Details to be verified
The UPMSP has asked school principals to check the following details of teachers before uploading or updating the data:
- Teacher’s name and designation
- Date of birth and appointment date
- Mobile number
- Academic qualifications
- Subject taught by the teacher at the high school or intermediate level
- Subject name and subject code
- Other relevant staff details
The UP board has specifically instructed schools to verify the subject and subject code for which a teacher has been appointed. This is intended to prevent teachers from being assigned examination duties for subjects they are not qualified to handle.
The board has directed principals to check all details thoroughly before submitting them on the portal. It has also instructed schools to ensure that the same teacher’s details are not uploaded or registered through more than one school.
The notice further states that if an ineligible or unqualified teacher is appointed as an examiner because of incorrect or misleading information uploaded by a school, the concerned principal will be held responsible.
The UPMSP portal will remain operational for uploading and updating teachers’ details until November 15, 2026.
Schools are advised to complete the process within the deadline to ensure the smooth appointment of examiners and the conduct of practical examinations and evaluation work for the UP Board Exam 2027 .
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