Hyderabad, Mar 4 (Maxim News): Although there is a rule that students who arrive before 8.45 am for the interannual exams will be allowed to appear for the exam. Inter Board Secretary Krishna Aditya has revealed that students who arrive till 9.05 am will also be allowed to appear for the exam. He said that this time, even those who arrive 5 minutes late will be allowed to appear for the exam.
However, he said that the statement printed on the hall tickets that only those who arrive till 8.45 am will be allowed is true and that it was printed that way with the idea that if students reach the examination centers early, they will write the exam without getting stressed.
Krishna Aditya said that in the backdrop of the interannual exams last year, a student committed suicide after coming late for the exam, and relaxation has been given in these special circumstances. He said that all arrangements have been completed for the conduct of the Inter exams to be held from March 5 to 25. (Maxim News)
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