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  • Telangana shadow on Inter exams as TRS firm on ‘Chalo Hyderabad’

    HYDERABAD: The academic future of thousands of students in the Telangana region appearing for their board examinations is at stake following the determination of the Telangana JAC and TRS to go ahead with the ‘Chalo Hyderabad’ programme on March 10 when about 10 lakh people from the region will descend on Hyderabad and paralyse the state capital for a day.

    The Intermediate exams are scheduled to begin on March 7, and English paper II is slated for March 10, the day of the ‘Chalo Hyderabad’ march. Apart from these students, scores of others would be appearing for the CBSE and ICSE Class X board exams that began on March one.

    Addressing the media on Wednesday, TRS leader and Sircilla MLA K Taraka Rama Rao said: “There is no question of postponing the ‘Chalo Hyderabad’. When the Inter exams in the previous years were held in the third week of March, why are they being held in the first week this time. Chief minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy should intervene immediately and reschedule the exams,” he said.

    However, school managements are of the view that it would be easier for the pro-Telangana parties to postpone their march than rescheduling a series of exams being conducted by different boards. In all, there are nearly 9 lakh students appearing for the Inter exams from the T region. The CBSE exams are being held in 100 schools and the ICSE exams in 40 in the region.

    BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE (BIE) HELP LINE NUMBERS:

    HYDERABAD: Intermediate students will not get any additional sheet apart from the twenty-four page booklet and they have to write all their answers in those sheets only.

    In Hyderabad region the exam will be conducted in 156 centres and about 1.10 lakh students are taking the test, according to Regional Inspection Officer, Hyderabad region.

    Students facing any problems in the twin cities with regard to examination can contact the helpline centres on 040-23236433 and 23641530.

    Source : TOI & The Hindu

  • TRS stir on March 10 to hit Inter exam.

    HYDERABAD: The Telangana JAC and TRS plan to lay siege to Hyderabad on March 10 is likely to hit students writing their crucial Intermediate examinations. The examinations are expected to begin on March 7, and English Part II exam for Inter second year students is scheduled for March 10.

    While calling for the `Chalo Hyderabad’ march, the Telangana JAC and TRS had claimed that they would decide on the date after checking the SSC and Inter exams schedule to ensure that the protest does not clash with any exams. However, this was not to be as the March 10 protest will affect Intermediate students in the Telangana region. “We are afraid the exam will have to be postponed for the Telangana region due to the expected trouble,” one official said.

    But any postponement of Inter examinations will affect students planning to appear for all-India examinations. With IIT-Joint Entrance Test (IIT-JEE) to be held on April 10 and All-India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE) to be held on May 1, students will be in a fix if the Inter exams are disrupted.

    The SSC examinations are scheduled to begin on March 24 and any postponement of the Inter exams will affect the SSC schedule.

    Meanwhile, representatives of Telangana Inter Vidya Joint Action Committee, who staged a protest at the BIE office on Saturday, stated that they would not boycott the examinations, but advised the government to cancel the Inter exams till the political situation stabilises in the state. “Owing to the two-day bandh call given by T-JAC last week, Intermediate practical examinations were disturbed in 17 centres. There will be disruptions for the theory examinations also. Hence, it is not advisable for the state government to conduct any examination during the next one month,” stated P Madhusudan Reddy, president of Government Junior Lecturers’ Association and Telangana Inter Vidya JAC.

    G Balaramaiah, secretary, Board of Intermediate Examinations, said the exams would be held as scheduled. “We will discuss the issue with the concerned ministers first before taking a call on postponement,” he said.

    Source : TOI

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