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Write exams without fear, Jagtial Collector tells Inter students
The Intermediate students, who appeared for the first day exam here on Wednesday, were advised to write whatever they read without fear and not to try to resort to malpractice.
Jagtial: The Intermediate students, who appeared for the first day exam here on Wednesday, were advised to write whatever they read without fear and not to try to resort to malpractice.
The Intermediate examinations started on a smooth note in Jagtial on Wednesday.District Collector Dr A Sharath visited various examination centres and observed the students, who were writing the examination.
Speaking on the occasion, the Collector said that the officials concerned were ordered to conduct the exam from 9 am to 12 pm, without allowing any student if they are late by even one minute to the examination centre.
There is no need to confuse regarding the examination centre since the government has designed an app through which the students can find out their examination centre along with downloading their hall tickets without depending on the colleges,” informed the Collector.
The Collector warned the students not to try for malpractices since they would be debarred, which will spoil their career and criminal action will also be taken on those, who encourages malpractices.
Instructions were given to Superintendents and Chief Superintendents, Sitting and flying squads along with other officials in the district to conduct the examination in a free and fair environment by inspecting the examination centres personally, he added.
