Schools that are negligent in correcting the errors in the details of candidates appearing in the 2024 UP Board high school and intermediate examination set to start this month will not be made centres for the 2025 board exams. The board has asked all schools to provide correct credentials of the students in respect to name, parents’ name, date of birth, gender, caste, photo and subjects. Notices have also been sent from all five regional offices (Prayagraj, Bareilly, Meerut, Varanasi and Gorakhpur) to over 100 such schools across the state. If satisfactory answers are not received, the schools will not be made centres for the 2025 board examination. The board has already given four chances to the schools to rectify errors, the last time on January 20. Schools were instructed to send cases of error correction to the regional offices concerned. Despite this, after January 20, schools have requested for amendment in the details of more than 100 candidates. Now, notices are being sent to these schools. Officials said if there is an error in the online form, the student might face difficulty during the examination. To deal with this, the board first gave the opportunity for online error correction and then sought representations through offline medium. The board had already warned if at the last moment, any candidate/institution level demands amendment in the details, then the DIOS and school principal will be held responsible.