Over 14,000 students appear for Class XII exams in Puducherry, Karaikal
The Hindu
Over 14,000 students appear for Class XII exams in Puducherry, Karaikal
Over 14,000 students in Puducherry and Karaikal regions appeared for Class XII examinations which began on Friday.
In Puducherry, a total of 11,856 students wrote the Language Paper in 31 centres. As many as 2,152 candidates appeared for the exam in 10 centres in Karaikal region.
The district administration had made elaborate arrangements in all the centres. Over 1,000 invigilators were in charge to ensure the smooth progress of the exam. No malpractice was reported on the first day in any of the centres.
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