The Education Department has begun its TS SSC 10th class exams on June 8th, with the High Court blowing up the tenth class examinations. The examination plan will be announced in 2 days with government approval. The Director-General of the Government Examinations met Chitra Ramachandran, Special Secretary to the Ministry of Education, on Tuesday.

It is reported that the special general secretary has suggested that the 10th class examinations be scheduled to begin on June 8 as it is already late. The High Court said it would review the corona situation on June 3 and a hearing on May 4 would be held between the two. They were informed that they had to make decisions based on the situation.

Telangana SSC exam (8 Exams in 25 days)

The High Court has given 2 days time gap for each subject. Accordingly, if the exams begin on June 8th, it is expected to take 25 days to complete the eight major tests, including holidays. That means it will be completed by July 2nd. Vocational exams will be held on July 6, 9, and 13. Unlike in the past, when examinations are underway, we are considering the possibility of evaluating completed subjects. If the evaluation starts immediately, it will be completed within 12 days. The examination department is likely to give results by July 25th, a top official of the examinations department said. In the wake of the physical distance, new ones are being installed near existing testing centers. As the officials have already made it clear that they will be conduct exams with old hall tickets, it is possible to hire staff to guide new test centers. Transport from the old center to the new center is also planned.

The condition of the High Court stated

• The test center should be widely disseminated in all media on management decisions.
• There should be two days between the test and the test.
• Sanitize and clean the centers before testing.
• Thermal screening kits and adequate medical staff should be made available.
• Helpline for students and their parents.
• Inspection should be conducted in centers with large enclosures, not in narrow rooms.
• Containment and arrangements for safe migration of students from the Redzone.