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Minister to unveil Set Numbers
Human Resources Development Minister Ganta Srinivas Rao would unveil the ‘Set Numbers’ for conducting Andhra Pradesh Board of Intermediate Examination-2018 at Hotel Gateway at 5.30 am on Wednesday.
Vijayawada: Human Resources Development Minister Ganta Srinivas Rao would unveil the ‘Set Numbers’ for conducting Andhra Pradesh Board of Intermediate Examination-2018 at Hotel Gateway at 5.30 am on Wednesday.
About 1,26,380 students would appear for the Intermediate public examinations at 159 examination centres in the district. In all 62,000 students would appear for Inter first year and 64, 380 would appear for second year examination starting from Wednesday and would conclude on March 19. The examination would start by 9 am to 12 noon and students will not be allowed if they are late by even one minute.
The students are advised to reach the examination centre by 8.30 am, officials said. Examinations would be held under the surveillance of CC cameras, they added. Section 144 will be imposed at all the examination centres and Xerox shops near the exam centres should be closed, the officials said and added that drinking water facility and electricity should be provided and ORS packets should be kept at all exam centres for use in emergency, the officials said.
