UP Board Exam Centre List 2027: 7,526 Centres Proposed, Objection Review Begins

The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) has provisionally shortlisted 7,526 examination centres for the UP Board Class 10 and Class 12 examinations in 2027. The release of the provisional list has brought attention to centre allocation, student convenience and requests for changes from schools in several districts.

According to reports published on October 29, 2026, the objection-resolution process is beginning at the district level. Authorities will examine the concerns raised by students, parents and school management before the examination centre list is finalised. <Cite refs={[“turn985166search7″,”turn985166search1”]} />

UP Board Exam 2027: How Many Examination Centres Have Been Proposed?

The UP Board has provisionally identified 7,526 examination centres across Uttar Pradesh for the upcoming High School and Intermediate examinations. The proposed centres include government, government-aided and unaided private schools.

The reported distribution is as follows:

School category	Proposed examination centres
Government schools	862
Government-aided schools	3,276
Unaided private schools	3,388
Total	7,526

The centre-selection process uses school information verified by local authorities. The provisional list also includes student allocation details, allowing stakeholders to check the proposed arrangements and report concerns before final approval. <Cite refs={[“turn985166search7″,”turn985166search4”]} />

The provisional status is important: the list may change after the authorities review objections and recommendations submitted by district-level committees.

UP Board Exam Centre Objections: Review Begins on October 29

The objection-submission window for the provisional centre list closed on October 28, 2026. The next stage is the examination and resolution of the representations received.

According to a report by Amar Ujala, approximately 120 objections were received in Lucknow. The district committee will examine these concerns, and the process is scheduled to be completed by November 6, after which the district report will be sent to the Board. <Cite refs={[“turn985166search1″,”turn985166search2”]} />

Objections may concern the location of a proposed examination centre, student allocation or other issues affecting examination arrangements. Where the distance between a school and its allotted examination centre is considered excessive, the authorities may review the allocation.

Students and parents should continue checking official UPMSP announcements and consult their schools for updates. The final centre allocation should be confirmed through the Board’s official channels rather than assumed from the provisional list.

Etah: 85 Proposed Centres Include 28 Unaided Schools

In Etah district, the provisional list includes 85 examination centres for the 2027 UP Board examinations. According to Dainik Jagran, the list includes 28 unaided schools, while 41 aided schools and 16 government schools have also been selected. <Cite refs={[“turn985166search0”]} />

The district is expected to have approximately 53,000 Class 10 and Class 12 candidates appearing for the examinations. The provisional list includes more unaided schools than the initial list released for the previous examination cycle.

There is also a precedent for changes following objections. Etah reportedly had 82 proposed centres in the previous cycle, but the number increased to 92 after objections and student-allocation issues were addressed.

This suggests that the provisional count should not be treated as final. The outcome of the current review may affect the number and distribution of centres in the district.

Balrampur: Students Raise Concerns Over Long Travel Distances

In Balrampur, a separate concern has emerged over the exclusion of Basant Lal Smarak Inter College, located near the Nepal border, from the proposed examination centre list.

According to Live Hindustan, 43 girl students are registered at the school for the upcoming board examinations. The school management has requested that the institution be designated as an examination centre, citing student convenience and safety.

The report states that students could need to travel approximately 25–30 kilometres to a centre in the Gainsari area, while the distance to Tulsipur could be around 40 kilometres. The school principal has reportedly written to the relevant education authorities and district administration seeking reconsideration. <Cite refs={[“turn868082search0”]} />

The case highlights a practical challenge in examination planning: a centre allocation must consider not only school infrastructure and administrative requirements but also the accessibility of the centre for students.

For students in border, rural and remote areas, long travel distances can create additional logistical and safety concerns, particularly for those travelling early in the morning or through isolated routes.

What Happens Next in the UP Board Exam Centre Selection Process?

The immediate priority is the review of objections received against the provisional list. District authorities will examine the representations and submit their recommendations to UPMSP.

Students should keep the following points in mind:

• Check the provisional centre allocation through the official UPMSP website.
• Contact the school principal if the proposed centre details appear incorrect or raise concerns.
• Follow official announcements regarding the revised and final centre lists.
• Confirm the final examination centre before making travel arrangements.

The current review does not mean that every objection will result in a centre change. Each representation must be considered through the prescribed administrative process.

Conclusion

The UP Board Exam Centre List 2027 has provisionally identified 7,526 centres across Uttar Pradesh, but the process is not yet complete. The review of objections could lead to changes in individual allocations or the number of centres in particular districts.

Developments in Etah and Balrampur underline why centre selection matters to students and families. As authorities examine concerns about distance, accessibility and allocation, students appearing for the 2027 Class 10 and Class 12 examinations should follow official UPMSP updates and confirm their final examination arrangements before the exams begin.