Telangana government cancels class 12 examinations
The Hindu
Committee to look into marks modalities
The Telangana government has cancelled the Intermediate second year (12th class) exams, as the environment for conducting the exams was not conducive due to the COVID-19 situation, the Education Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy announced on Wednesday. The decision was expected after the Chief Minister, K. Chandrasekhar Rao asked the officials to study and submit a report after the Central government decided to cancel the CBSE 12th class exams this year. Ms. Reddy said that a committee is being constituted to work out the modalities of the marks to be given to about 4.80 lakh second year students. She said marks would be worked out based on the marks scored in the first year exams conducted last year.
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