The district administration in Karimnagar has made arrangements for the upcoming Intermediate exams, which are set to begin on Wednesday. All necessary facilities have been provided to students, with some examination centers being shifted for easier access. Measures have been taken to prevent errors during the exams and ensure there is no cheating.
In total, there are 56 examination centers across the district for the 33,549 students taking the exams. Drinking water, electricity, and toilets are available at all centers. Security measures like Section 144 are in place, and a total of 56 Chief Superintendents and 1010 invigilators have been trained for the exams.
In Rajanna Sirisilla district, 4609 first-year and 3934 second-year students from government and private colleges will be taking the exams. There are 18 examination centers specifically for Intermediate students, with various teams from different departments overseeing the process.
The District Intermediate Education Officer, Jagan Mohan Reddy, has advised students to contact toll-free numbers if they feel stressed or fearful. Hall tickets can be downloaded from the official website two days before the exams, and students can attend without needing their Principal’s signature with permission from the Chief Superintendent.
Electronic devices and cellphones are not allowed in the exam hall, which starts at 9 am. Students are encouraged to arrive at their designated exam centers early for a smooth start to their exams.
