Hyderabad, May 15th: With the complaint lodged by “Response Foundation”, a city based voluntary organization about the nasty decision taken by the Eamcet officials in disallowing students to write Eamcet exam if they are late by a minute, the AP State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) will convene a meeting with JNTU Hyderabad soon. The decision leads to 1,200 students across the state missing the exam including 500 in the city. Official’s blamed the media for blowing the issue out of proportion.
Meanwhile the JNTU will submit proposals to the APSCHE for approval which include allowing students till half-an-hour after the commencement of the exam or giving 15 minutes grace period. It will also propose to conduct medical and engineering exams in the morning and evening sections respectively.
Reacting over the complaint, chairman of APSCHE, Prof K.C Reddy said that the rule on late coming has been in force since 12 years but the media was projecting as if it was introduced for the first time. “We should also take the secrecy of question papers into account and it is not advisable to allow students into the exam centers after the exam begin”, he said.
Kakinada, May 15th: With the introduction of centralized system of counting and organizing the same at district headquarters, Kakinada, the demand for accommodation in the region has raised to a maximum extend. There is a heavy rush for accommodation as the contestants and their supporting ca...
Kakinada, May 17th: The union minister of state for defence, Mr. M.M Pallam Raju retained the Kakinada Lok Sabha Seat for the third time. In the triangular contest between PRP candidate, Mr. Chalamalasetty Sunil and TD nominee, Mr. Vasamsetty Satyanarayana the minister won the seat by a margin of 3...
Kakinada, May 17th: Following the orders given by district collector, Mr. Gopala Krishna Dwevedi, the Sri Lankan refuges that were rescued by the local fisherman last month were sent back to Chennai on Sunday by local police. The Lankans lost their way while traveling from war-torn Mullaitivu to Ra...
Hyderabad, May 17th: Out of the 30,000 government teachers who were recently promoted as school assistants and head masters, nearly 3,000 of them will get reversion orders as they failed to prove that the degree certificates submitted by them were genuine. The department is yet to verify the certif...
Hyderabad, May 17th: Health officials have found two persons with swine flu symptoms on Sunday. These people were among the 144 passengers who flew from US on Emirates flight that arrived Shamshabad airport on May 13. According to the officials the blood samples of the suspected were sent for tests...
Kakinada, May 17th: District Revenue Officer (DRO), Mr. M. Mohan Raju ordered the concerned officers of education department to make arrangements for conducting intermediate advanced supplementary exams in the district. According to the Board of Intermediate Education the exams are scheduled to be ...
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