Andhra Pradesh Government cancels Class 10, intermediate exams
Press Trust of India | June 25, 2021 | 09:02 AM IST | 1 min read
Education Minister A Suresh said that they decided to cancel the AP SSC exams as it was difficult to adhere to July 31 deadline set by the Supreme Court for completing the process.
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Download NowAMARAVATI: The Andhra Pradesh government on Thursday announced the cancellation of the year-end examinations for Class 10 and intermediate on a day the Supreme Court took a serious view of the indecisiveness.
Education Minister A Suresh told reporters that they decided to cancel the exams as it was difficult to adhere to July 31 deadline set by the Supreme Court for completing the process.
He said a high-powered committee would be constituted to assess the marks to be awarded to intermediate students. Earlier, the state government seemed keen on holding the exams despite the prevailing COVID situation and a vociferous demand from all opposition parties and parents.
The apex court's observations forced the Jagan Mohan Reddy government to cancel the exams, much to the relief of lakhs of students.
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