Karnataka 2nd PUC Exam Begins Today
Karnataka CM Bommai said, "My wishes to dear students who are ready to take Second PUC exams. Let the success be yours and take exams without any fear and anxiety."
Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Thursday wished luck to students appearing for the Second PUC (Class 12) board examination in the state. The public examination will be held between March 9 and 29.
According to ANI, Rathnakar Shetty, Principal, Govt PU College said, "Exam will start at 10.15 am & will continue till 1.30 pm. Our centre's strength for today is 344 students. The paper is in Kannada. All preparations are done for conducting exams. CCTV installed. Notice board also set up."
Bengaluru | Exam will start at 10.15 am & will continue till 1.30 pm. Our centre's strength for today is 344 students. The paper is in Kannada. All preparations are done for conducting exams. CCTV installed. Notice board also set up: Rathnakar Shetty, Principal, Govt PU College pic.twitter.com/JuznxVMXRm
— ANI (@ANI) March 9, 2023
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Karnataka CM Bommai said, "My wishes to dear students who are ready to take Second PUC exams. Let the success be yours and take exams without any fear and anxiety."
The examination is being held at 1,109 examination centres for 7,26,195 students.
Appropriate security measures are in place at the examination centers as the Education Minister B.C. Nagesh has clarified that no student would be allowed to take exams if they come in any attire which represents religion, including hijab.
According to education department statistics, 3.63 lakh boys and 3.62 lakh girls are appearing for the examinations. Of the total, 70,589 are repeaters. More than 1,000 assistant invigilators, 64 district squads, 525 taluk squads and 2,373 special squad members have been deputed for inspections across the state.
The exams will be held between 10.15 a.m and 1.30 p.m. On Thursday, students will write Kannada and Arabic exams. Prohibitory orders are in place in the 200 meter surrounding areas of the examination centres. The examination process is being completely monitored by CCTV cameras.
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