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Mass copying in TTC exam
The aspirants of teachers training course have indulged in mass copying at the Teacher Training Course (TTC) exam conducted by the government at Dhone on Friday. About 250 candidates were allotted Zilla Parishad Girls High School at Kothapeta as examination centre.
Dhone (Kurnool): The aspirants of teachers training course have indulged in mass copying at the Teacher Training Course (TTC) exam conducted by the government at Dhone on Friday. About 250 candidates were allotted Zilla Parishad Girls High School at Kothapeta as examination centre.
Out of 250, seven applicants were said to have skipped the exam and the remaining 243 aspirants attended the exam. The government has deputed 10 examiners besides 3 headmasters as checking squad to the TTC exams. The invigilators and checking squad were also said to have turned blind eye towards mass copying
Rumors agog that the TTC college management has bribed the examiners and checking squads as a result they have left free for mass copying. One constable was seen sitting outside the examination centre. On seeing the media, the examiners alerted the applicants to throw away the copying papers that were kept with them.
Headmistress Kalavathi speaking to The Hans India rubbished the mass copying reports at the centre. However, she confessed that she has seized some copy chits with the applicants while making rounds at the classrooms. Mandal Education Officer Prabhakar did not respond when contacted over phone.
