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TSBIE assures hassle free processing of inter exams and results
The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education on Monday assured all the intermediate students that all possible steps have been taken to ensure hassle-free processing of the exams and the results.
Hyderabad: The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education on Monday assured all the intermediate students that all possible steps have been taken to ensure hassle free processing of the exams and the results.
TSBIE Secretary Syed Omer Jaleel, in a media statement, said that the Board has taken measures in terms of the recommendations of the three-member committee which enquired into the last Year's exam processing glitches. "They should not worry about unnecessary things and concentrate on their studies," he said.
Responding to a news item that appeared in a section of media relating to processing Pre and Post examination work of Intermediate Public exams March 2020, the TSBIE Secretary clarified that the news was totally speculative and based on half truths. "No officer has been contacted for the above nor is it a true and full account of the steps taken by the Board of Intermediate Education in the matter. The Board of Intermediate Education has taken certain steps to overcome and ensure the technological glitches and problems faced during last Year's exams do not recur again," he said.
