Dharwad: 29,464 students to write SSLC exam
The Hindu
The Department of Public Instruction has made elaborate arrangements for the smooth conduct of SSLC examination on July 19 and 22 and has set up 161 centres for 29,464 students in Dharwad district.Ela
The Department of Public Instruction has made elaborate arrangements for the smooth conduct of SSLC examination on July 19 and 22 and has set up 161 centres for 29,464 students in Dharwad district. Elaborating about the arrangements made, Deputy Director of Public Instruction Mohankumar Hanchate has said in a press release that in each examination block 12 students would be allowed to appear for the exam with a 6 feet distance between them. There are a total of 413 schools in Dharwad district, including 119 government schools, 140 private aided schools, and 154 private unaided schools. From these schools, 15,912 boys and 13,552 girls would appear for the examination. Of the total 161 exam centres in the district, 76 are in urban areas and 85 in rural areas.
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