The UK board result for Class 10 shows a strong overall pass percentage of 92.10%. Among the students, girls achieved an impressive pass rate of 96.07%, while boys recorded 88.03%. Akshat Gopal, a student from Ramnagar in Nainital, emerged as the state topper after securing a massive 98.20% marks.
Class 12 Performance and District Toppers
In the intermediate category, the UK board result highlights an overall pass percentage of 85.11%. Similar to the high school results, girls led the way with a passing rate of 88.09%, compared to 81.93% for boys. Geetika Pant from Bageshwar and Sushila Mendiratta from Udham Singh Nagar shared the top spot in the state, with both scoring 98%.
At the district level, Bageshwar stood out as the best-performing region for Class 12. The district achieved a pass percentage of 94.81%, which is the highest recorded in the entire state this year. Consequently, Bageshwar has cemented its reputation for academic excellence in the mountain state.
How to Check Your UK Board Result 2026
Students need their roll numbers to view their scorecards online. If you are trying to find your UK board result, follow these simple steps:
- Go to the Website: Visit ubse.uk.gov.in or uaresults.nic.in.
- Select Your Class: Click on either the Class 10 or Class 12 result link.
- Enter Credentials: Type in your roll number and the captcha code.
- Download Marks: View your subject-wise marks and download the PDF.
- Print: Always keep a physical printout for your future admissions.
If you don’t have internet access, you can still get your UK board result via SMS. Simply type UT12 and send it to 5676750. The board will deliver your total marks and qualifying status directly to your phone.
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Exam Timeline and Background
The UBSE conducted the Class 12 exams between February 21 and March 20, 2026. Shortly after, the Class 10 exams ran from February 23 to March 23. Thousands of students appeared for these offline tests in a single morning shift. Now that the UK board result is live, the focus shifts to the admission process for colleges and higher secondary schools.