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SSC exams begin across the State
As board examinations for SSC students kickstarted on full swing across the State on Thursday, nearly 11,000 students attempted their final assessments in over 44 centers at Shapur Nagar, Subhash Nagar, Suraram Colony, Chintal, IDPL, Jagadgirigutta and Dundigal of Qutubullapur constituency.
Qutubullapur: As board examinations for SSC students kickstarted on full swing across the State on Thursday, nearly 11,000 students attempted their final assessments in over 44 centers at Shapur Nagar, Subhash Nagar, Suraram Colony, Chintal, IDPL, Jagadgirigutta and Dundigal of Qutubullapur constituency.
The State government too has taken great measures to ensure that the examinations go on smoothly without any hindrances as a part of which the transport department had given free travel permission for the students appearing for the examinations.
The Telangana State Board of Education has clearly directed examiners to hold tests as per the time schedule and not to show any sympathy on those indulging in malpractices during the examination.
In a sweet gesture to support these children beat the summer heat and give their exams peacefully, Helping Hearts Society organisation members led by Tute Vijay Kumar provided lemon juice at Sri Sai Vidhya Niketan. Examination centres have totally tightened security mechanisms at the entrance gates with thorough supervision on what the students are carrying with them into the centres.
