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Inter practical exams from tomorrow
The Intermediate practical examinations will be conducted from February 5 to 24. A total of 3,08,482 (MPC 1,58,136, BPC 84,562, Geography 391, Vocational I-year 36,266 and II year 29,127) students will appear for the practical exams.
Hyderabad: The Intermediate practical examinations will be conducted from February 5 to 24. A total of 3,08,482 (MPC 1,58,136, BPC 84,562, Geography 391, Vocational I-year 36,266 and II year 29,127) students will appear for the practical exams.
The examination will be conducted in four spells. About 1,322 government, aided, TS Residential, Social welfare and private unaided junior colleges were identified and constituted as practical examination centers all over the State.
The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education, in a release, said hall tickets for practical exams were dispatched to the colleges and also kept on the Board websitewww.bietelangana.cgg.gov.in. The students can download their hall tickets from the website.
The Board said about 4,460 junior lecturers were selected randomly after jumbling and posted as practical examiners to conduct the practical examination in other than their original colleges where they were working.
Further the Board said departmental officers would act as observers in private college exam centres. Flying squads, high power committee and the district examination committee would supervise the conduct of examination at the examination centres, the release said. The board was also deputing State observers to all districts from the head office, it added.
