UP Board Date Sheet 2027: Class 10 and 12 Subject-Wise Dates + 100-Day Preparation Plan

The wait is over. The UP Board date sheet 2027 is OUT — UPMSP released it on 12 October 2026, and the Class 10 (High School) and Class 12 (Intermediate) exams will run from 5 February to 24 February 2027. Counting from today, you have about 97 days left. That is enough time to prepare well — if you start now and follow a simple plan. Below you will find the subject-wise dates for both classes, the shift timings, the practical-exam update, and a phase-wise preparation plan built on the real days you have left.

UP Board Class 10 Date Sheet 2027 — Main Subjects

All Class 10 papers are held in the morning shift, 8:30 am to 11:45 am. Here are the main subjects:

Some subjects are not in this table — for example, NCC and Human Science are on 9 February and the additional language papers are on 16 February. If your subject is missing here, do not worry: check its exact date in the official sheet on upmsp.edu.in.

UP Board Class 12 Date Sheet 2027 — Main Subjects, Stream-Wise

Class 12 papers are held in the afternoon shift, 2:00 pm to 5:15 pm. The main subjects, grouped by stream:

Vocational, agriculture-stream and other optional papers fall on other days in the same period. Whatever your combination is, match every one of your subjects against the official sheet once — it takes five minutes and removes all doubt.

Shift Timings and Practical Exams

• Morning shift (Class 10): 8:30 am to 11:45 am. Afternoon shift (Class 12): 2:00 pm to 5:15 pm.
• First 15 minutes are for reading the question paper. Writing starts at 8:45 am in the morning shift and 2:15 pm in the afternoon shift. Use the reading time well — decide the order in which you will attempt the questions.
• Reach your centre early — at least 30–45 minutes before your shift, especially on the first day, so you can find your room and seat without hurry.
• Practical exams: These are expected in January 2027, in two phases, at your own school, with an external examiner appointed by the board. The board has not announced the exact phase dates yet — your school will tell you your dates. Finish your practical files and notebooks in December itself, so January stays free for revision.

Your Preparation Plan — Phase by Phase

You have about 97 days. Do not try to do everything at once. Work in four phases:

Phase 1 — November: Finish the Syllabus and Make Notes

Cover every chapter of every subject once. As you study each chapter, prepare short notes in your own words — formulas on one page, important dates on another, definitions and diagrams in brief. Mark the chapters you find weak; you will return to them. If a chapter is still untouched in your school, read it from the textbook yourself — do not wait.

Phase 2 — December: First Revision + Previous-Year Papers

Revise subject by subject, using your short notes. Start solving previous years' board papers and the board's model papers — they are free, and your school library and teachers can help you get them. Always write your answers. Reading an answer feels easy; writing it in the exam is the real skill.

Phase 3 — January: Second Revision + One Full Test Every Week

Revise everything a second time, quickly, from your notes. Take one full paper every week in real exam conditions: sit for the full time, in your own shift's timing — morning for Class 10, afternoon for Class 12. Check the paper the same day, note your mistakes, and revise exactly those topics. Practical exams also fall in this month — keep those days separate and do not let them break your rhythm.

Phase 4 — Last 10 Days (26 January to 4 February): Light Revision Only

No new chapters now. Revise only your short notes, formula charts and date lists. Attempt one last paper early in this phase if you wish, then stop. Sleep 7–8 hours every night — a fresh mind writes better answers than a tired one. Keep your admit card, pens and other things ready a day before each paper.

Subject-Wise Tips in Brief

• Mathematics: Practise every day, even if only 45–60 minutes. Keep all formulas on one chart and revise it daily. In the board exam, steps carry marks — practise writing full solutions, not just answers.
• Science: Draw neat, labelled diagrams again and again — they fetch easy marks. Practise numericals, and write definitions in your own simple words.
• English: Practise one letter or application and one unseen passage every week. Learn grammar rules with examples, and write — reading alone does not improve writing.
• Social Science: Practise map work (locating places) regularly. For History, keep a one-page timeline of important dates. Write answers in clear points.
• Hindi and Sanskrit: Grammar (vyakaran) needs daily short practice. Learn long answers by writing them once — written practice stays in memory much longer.

When the Admit Card and Centre List Come

The board sends admit cards to your school — regular students collect the admit card from their own school, usually a few weeks before the exams. Your exam centre is printed on the admit card. When you receive it:

• Check your name's spelling, photo, roll number, subject list and centre name carefully.
• If anything is wrong, inform your school office at once — do not wait for the exam week.
• Keep two photocopies at home and keep the original safe.
• Note where your centre is and how long it takes to reach — if possible, see the route before the first paper.
• On every exam day, carry your admit card and reach well before time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. When do the UP Board exams 2027 start and end?
They start on 5 February 2027 and end on 24 February 2027, for both Class 10 and Class 12.

Q. Where can I download the full official date sheet?
From the official website of the board, upmsp.edu.in. The tables above cover the main subjects; the official sheet lists every subject, including vocational and optional papers.

Q. What are the exam timings?
Class 10: morning shift, 8:30 am to 11:45 am. Class 12: afternoon shift, 2:00 pm to 5:15 pm. The first 15 minutes of each shift are for reading the question paper.

Q. When will the practical exams be held?
They are expected in January 2027, in two phases, at your own school with an external examiner. The exact dates for your school will be announced by your school — finish your practical files in December.

Q. How will I get my admit card, and how do I know my centre?
Collect your admit card from your school when the board issues them. Your exam centre's name and address are printed on the admit card itself. Check all details on it and report any mistake to your school immediately.

Q. My subject is not in the tables above. What should I do?
These tables list the main subjects only. Find your subject's date in the complete official date sheet on upmsp.edu.in, and note it in your diary today itself.

KAMALDNP Academy is a private coaching institute. We are not part of UPMSP (Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad) and cannot change any date or issue any admit card. This post is for information only, based on the UP Board date sheet released on 12 October 2026. Always confirm the complete schedule for your subjects on the official website, upmsp.edu.in.