Mangaluru: 30,835 students set to appear for SSLC examination


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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (ANK)

Mangaluru, Jun 22: As many as 30,835 students will be appearing to write the SSLC examination in the district that has been scheduled on June 25.

District in-charge minister Kota Srinivas Poojary chaired a meeting at DC office here on Monday, June 22, regarding the preparation to be undertaken to accommodate students who would be coming to write the SSLC examination.

"Certain measures should be taken for the smooth functioning of the SSLC exam during this corona outbreak. Examination centres would be sanitized, and social distancing norms will have to be followed. Students will be required to wear masks during the exams," Poojary said.

"Arrangements will be made to ferry students coming from Kerala, buses have been arranged which will deliver students to examination centres," he announced.

Speaking to the reporters, DDPI Malyaswamy said, "There are 95 examination centres, none of these centres was in containment zones and transformed into quarantine centres earlier. As many as 30,835 students will be appearing to write the exams. Over 395 students from Kerala will appear for the exam and around 1,318 students who are studying in Dakshina Kannada have opted to write the exam in other district examination centre. Over 20 students will be seated in each room and there are 1,585 rooms where exams will take place. Masks, sanitizers have been arranged and thermal scanning of students will be carried out in every examination centre. Around 102 rooms are allocated as restrooms in the district. There are 29 checkposts from Talapady to Kolchar in Sullia and a nodal officer has been appointed at every check post."

"Nine officials will be deployed in every examination centre, which makes it a total of 855 officials in the district. Health department officials, Scouts Guide and police officials will also be deployed in examination centres," the DDPI said.

 

  

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  • Af,,, MANGALORE

    Tue, Jun 23 2020

    We have seen PUC student rush , what ever DC and dist admn typed letter whether they have reached to conern schools, who is going to monitor , what actions if there is no minimum fecility and social distancing rule is not follows, if any one having fever what is his fate.

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  • THE MESSIAH, MANGALORE

    Tue, Jun 23 2020

    Man your all just so messed up still haven't seen what happened in the PUC examination (No social distancing was maintained every1 were just shoved up in the centers)why are you trying to risk it all and take exams and just increase the cases why can't you just promote the students why take all this risk man hope to god that he had put some sense into your tiny brains which is unaware of the risk involved in this !!

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  • Prakash D' Cunha, Bajpe/Ashoknagar/Abudhabi

    Tue, Jun 23 2020

    God Bless our children & give them the strength to write the exam without any fear. All the very best.

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  • Alwin, Mangalore

    Mon, Jun 22 2020

    Pray to give wisdom to the government and its agencies to take measures to safeguard innocent children with out any fault.Let not come lapses at any point as it came in PUC exam. God bless and protect children and give them strength to write exam without fear and strictly follow all safety guidelines with out single fault

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Mon, Jun 22 2020

    Have Faith - Entire Karnataka is with you ...

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