Andhra Pradesh Intermediate Board issues strict orders to private colleges on the campaign over marks and grades

Intermediate board RIO Gunduka Ramana Rao has said that the end of this month should remove the coaching boards of private junior colleges in the district. In his office, he outlined the procedures. It is suggested that the college name board should contain only the name of the college, the number of groups allowed and the number of students and the name board should be in white and blue.

If the old boards are not removed, they will be imposed a fine of 10000. "If intermediate marks and grading are propagated, action will not be taken," he said.

Intermediate first-year students have to pay a fee of Rs 4,470. It has been made clear that permits are mandatory if hostels are maintained in colleges. Inter students are advised to take only the exam fees prescribed by the board and if they charged an additional fee, severe action would be taken against the management.