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Arrangements for SSC exams reviewed
Chittoor: Joint Collector-2 P Venkata Subba Reddy has instructed the officials concerned to make foolproof arrangements for the smooth conduct of the SSC exams.
Chittoor: Joint Collector-2 P Venkata Subba Reddy has instructed the officials concerned to make foolproof arrangements for the smooth conduct of the SSC exams.
He held a review meeting with the officials at his chambers here on Saturday. The board will conduct SSC exams from March 17 to April 1. As many as 53,357 students will appear for SSC exams to be conducted in 277 centres across the district.
The JC exuded confidence of district achieving top position in the State by achieving highest pass percentage. He informed officials that 20 flying squads would be set up to prevent malpractices.
He instructed the DMHO to set up medical camps at examination centres. Reddy directed the RTC to run special buses for the convenience of the students appearing for SSC exams.
District Educational Officer Samuel, DSP Lakshmi Naidu and other officials were present.
