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SSC exams to begin from March 14
All arrangements are in place for the conduct of Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exams across the Telangana State from March 14. As many as 5.38 lakh students, including 5.09 lakh regular and 28,395 failed candidates, are expected to appear for the examinations this year.
​Hyderabad: All arrangements are in place for the conduct of Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exams across the Telangana State from March 14. As many as 5.38 lakh students, including 5.09 lakh regular and 28,395 failed candidates, are expected to appear for the examinations this year.
Addressing a media conference here, Director of Government Examinations Surender Reddy said foolproof arrangements have been put in place for the conduct of crucial examinations. Hall tickets of the students have been sent to the respective school managements and students can also download their hall tickets from website www.bsetelangana.org for which they do not need headmasters’ signature. He said that nearly 144 flying squads and 2,800 invigilators would be deployed across the State during examinations which would end on March 30.
Surender Reddy said that students would be allowed into the examination hall up till 9.35 am in examination halls. Stating that proper measures to curb the malpractice would be in place and Examination Superintendents would not be allowed to carry mobiles during duty.
The examinations would be held across 2,411 regular centres and 145 private centres (2,556 cumulative) in the State. Mobiles, electronic gadgets and other such accessories would not be allowed during the examinations.
