Plus II examination begins in the present day in Odisha amid warmth wave
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By Express News Service
BHUBANESWAR: AMID hovering mercury stage, the annual larger secondary examination (AHSE) 2022 , carried out by the Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE), will begin from Thursday. CHSE officers mentioned the Plus II last yr examination will probably be carried out in single sitting on daily basis in view of the rising temperature. The examination time will probably be 9 am to 12 pm.
“As the exam is being conducted 50 days late owing to Covid-19 pandemic and elections, necessary instructions has been issued in advance to officials at school-level for summer arrangements,” mentioned a senior CHSE official.Apart from primary services like consuming water, followers and lights, examination centres have additionally been requested to make sure provision of ORS and ice-box. Covid security norms will even be adopted within the examination centres to examine transmission of an infection.
As many as 3, 21,508 candidates will seem for the exams in 1,133 centres. Of them 2, 13,432 candidates will seem for the Arts stream, whereas 78,077 candidates will sit for Science and 24,136 for the Commerce stream. Another 5,863 candidates will seem for the exams in vocational training.
Students have been requested to occupy their seats quarter-hour earlier than graduation of the examination. A complete 202 Nodal centres have been created for clean conduct of the exams. All the exams and hubs are underneath CCTV scanner, whereas a state-level management room with contact quantity 0674-2303803 has been arrange at CHSE headquarters to coordinate and lodge grievance associated to exams.
CHSE officers clarified that no digital devices, guide, papers, and so forth will probably be allowed contained in the examination corridor. Three-tier squads has been fashioned to examine malpractice and be certain that the examination is carried out as per guidelines. Flying squad and observers have additionally been appointed. The squads have been authorised to examine college students at gates and within the examination corridor, acquire seat chart and instantly report about malpractice.
