Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (BIE) mentioned results of the general public examinations for first 12 months and second 12 months it performed in March will be launched on April 24.
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The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (BIE) on Monday mentioned results of the public examinations for first year and second year it conducted in March will be launched on April 24 (Wednesday).
Principal Secretary (Education) Burra Venkatesham and Secretary (BIE) Shruti Ojha will formally declare the results for each common and vocational programs at 11 a.m. Following it, all candidates can view their results on-line at tsbie.cgg.gov.in or results.cgg.gov.in, the official communication acknowledged. The BIE performed the examination from February 28 until March 19. A complete of 9,80,978 registered college students, together with 1,46,811 college students from numerous authorities junior schools, appeared on the examination.
‘One-minute rule’
The 16-day examination schedule progressed easily aside from a couple of incidents the place college students couldn’t arrive on the centre in time and missed the examination. In an excessive case, a scholar from Adilabad allegedly ended his life as he couldn’t attain the centre in time. A observe purportedly left by the boy had gone viral, evoking sturdy reactions from mother and father over the ‘no entry even if late by one minute’ rule. Following this incident, the BIE allowed exam-taking college students a five-minute grace interval from March 1, the third day of the examination timetable.
Absenteeism
The Intermediate examinations for a median of the whole scheduled examination dates witnessed round 4% absenteeism. The least (1.3%) was on the final date, for second-year paper 2 topics of contemporary language and geography. The most 11% (4,352) remained absent for first-year public administration paper 1 and bridge course arithmetic.
However, by variety of candidates registered and appeared for a specific examination, the utmost variety of college students remaining absent (24,230) was for 1st 12 months papers of Physics and Economics, adopted by 23,489 candidates for Mathematics IA, Botany and Political Science and 22, 409 candidates for first-year Chemistry and Commerce papers.
In all, 139 candidates had been discovered to have indulged in examination malpractice and so they hailed from centres of Jayashankar Bhupalapally, Nizamabad, Hyderabad, Sangareddy, Mahabubabad, Karimnagar, Khammam, and others. Notoriously, the utmost variety of candidates caught on a single day was 57, for the second-year papers of Physics and Economics, and essentially the most candidates had been from Jayashankar Bhupalapally (27) and Nizamabad (26).
Officials within the BIE, firstly of the examination schedule, expressed confidence that the IPE March 2024 would yield higher results than the final tutorial 12 months. This, in accordance to them, was potential as a result of college students’ syllabus, revisions and pre-final examinations had been accomplished as per plan.