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Schools start gearing up for SSC-2017 exams
The officials of the district education department are already gearing up to conduct the tenth class SSC examination in March next year and chalked out an action plan to achieve cent per cent results in the district. Â They have decided to take steps five months in advance to improve the pass percentage.Â
​Kamareddy: The officials of the district education department are already gearing up to conduct the tenth class SSC examination in March next year and chalked out an action plan to achieve cent per cent results in the district. They have decided to take steps five months in advance to improve the pass percentage.
In this connection, they are conducting special coaching classes during the evening after school hours and the headmasters were instructed to do so. Teachers were told to strictly conduct classes without fail every day.
There are a total of 196 school in Kamareddy district and 15,000 candidates will be appearing for the SSC final examination and among these, 8,000 are from government schools.
Last year, in the undivided district, the pass percentage was 90.4 per cent. However, only 87 candidates could secure 10/10 GPA in the SSC results.
Speaking to the media here on Monday, officials said that although there was a slight improvement in the pass percentage, there are schools which registered less that 50 per cent and 25 per cent pass percentage.
There have identified another 10 government schools in which the pass percentage was less than 50 per cent, they added.
The officials said that less number of students passed in Jukkal, Banswada, Yellareddy and Nagireddypeta mandals of Kamareddy district.
That was why the officials of education department want to improve the pass percentage in the newly formed district of Kamareddy and take it to the top in the Telangana State.
In a review meeting with the officials concerned District Collector N Satyanarayana told them to take appropriate steps and focus on improving the literacy level in the district and also improve the pass percentage in SSC examination.
They are drawing up plans in improving the results in government high schools, gurukul schools, model schools and KGBV school schools.
Speaking to pres persons, DEO Madan Mohan said that the district education department has starting taking steps from now itself.
