Telangana SSC Exams Self Centre Row In Kukatpally
- Telangana SSC Exams controversy over self centre at New Era School
- Self centre allegations raise questions on education department officials
Hyderabad: Telangana SSC Exams began across the state today. However, criticism has emerged over the conduct of the examinations. Allegations surfaced after authorities allotted the same school as an exam centre for students studying there.
The controversy relates to Kukatpally New Era School. Reports said 80 students studying in the same school were allotted the same school as their examination centre. This development has triggered criticism and raised concerns over examination procedures.
Meanwhile, allegations also surfaced against the school management. It is reported that the management instructed students not to show their hall tickets while going to the examination centre. The instruction was allegedly given to prevent the issue from coming out.
The hall tickets were issued by education department officials ten days earlier. However, allegations claim that the District Education Officer kept the matter confidential. Questions are now being raised about why such a large number of students were given a self centre.
The issue has also led to allegations of possible coordination between officials and school management. Some allegations claim that the self centre allotment may have been done for securing better marks. However, no official confirmation on these allegations was mentioned in the available information.
Meanwhile, the issue has drawn attention because SSC examinations are considered important for students. Therefore, any lapse in the conduct of examinations often attracts scrutiny. Also, such controversies usually raise questions about transparency in the examination system.
The Telangana SSC Exams are currently underway across the state. At the same time, this issue from Kukatpally has added to the discussion around examination management and monitoring.
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