Hyderabad, Feb 26 (Maxim News): Inter exams (Mal Practice) began in the state from Wednesday. The Intermediate Board Secretary said that the Intermediate Second Year Second Language exams were conducted peacefully on Thursday, the second day of the exams.
It was explained that out of a total of 4,63,354 students, 4,52,980 students appeared for the exams. It was revealed that 10,374 students were absent. It was stated that 3 in Warangal and one in Rangareddy district were caught by the authorities while engaging in malpractice. It was said that observers have been appointed to monitor the examination centers of Wanaparthy, Vikarabad, Bhadradri, Adilabad, Mancherial, Warangal, Siddipet, Medak, Karimnagar, Mulugu and Peddapalli. (Maxim News)
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