2344 students left the high school exam and 1485 left the intermediate exam – Ayodhya News
Post published:February 24, 2025
Ayodhya. The examination of the Council of Secondary Education at 109 examination centers in the district started from Monday amid tight security and monitoring. During this, 2344 candidates left the examination in high school and 1485 in Inter. The mobile parties inspected the examination centers in different shifts. No copycat was found on the first day, but flaws have been found about CCTV of some examination centers.
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According to the board examination in -charge of the District School Inspector Office, 2344 candidates left the examination in the first shift examination of the high school on the first day of the board examination. There was no absent in the second shift. At the same time, the number of those leaving the first shift examination in the intermediate is said to be three. While 1482 left the exam in the second shift. In the first shift of high school, 1517 in the boys category institution and one candidate in the individual left the exam while 826 in the high school girls category left the exam. At the same time, in the second shift of the intermediate, the number of those leaving the examination was 1482. No high school candidates were involved in this shift. District School Inspector Dr. Pawan Tiwari said that the first day’s examination was safe under strict supervision.
This time, a total of 79,206 boys and girls are joining the high school and intermediate board examination at 109 examination centers in the district as an institutional and individual candidate. It consists of 39,713 in high school and 39,493 candidates in Inter. At the same time, due to the huge crowd of devotees in Ayodhya, the administration has deployed the nodal officer at the three examination centers for the candidates going to the examinations at three examination centers Tulsi Balika Inter College, Maharaja Inter College, Shivdayal Jaiswal Saraswati Inter College. All the nodal officers helped the candidates to take the candidates to their examination centers by being posted on the barriers.
Dr. Ramakrishna Mishra, Principal of Maharaja Inter College, said that the students had no problem in traffic at the three centers of Ayodhya Dham due to better coordination of administration and police officers. All the candidates reached the examination centers smoothly at the scheduled time. There was no problem on the way either.
Fatima, a student who took out the exam from Kanusa Convent Girls Inter College Center, said that the paper happened very well. For this, thanking the teachers especially, he said that what they taught came in the paper. Apart from class, he studied at home. Did not take help of coaching.
Student Albia Feroz said that according to the preparation, all the questions came from the syllabus itself. There was no difficulty. The way the questions have been solved, it seems that more than 90 percent will get marks.
Reena said that without the help of coaching, he only studied at the class room and home. The question bank must take some help from the bank. The paper is very good.
Aditi said that the happiest thing was that the essay was questioned on time. It did not take much time. Due to this, there was enough time to write answers to other questions.
