Goa board SSC exams 2024 begin from April 1 for 19,573 students
Goa Board Class 10 Exams 2024: Around 9,757 male students and over 9,800 female students will appear for 10th exams to be held at 31 centres.
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Press Trust of India | March 28, 2024 | 10:45 PM IST
PANAJI : The Secondary School Certificate examinations (Class 10) of the Goa education board will commence from April 1, a senior official said on Thursday. Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (GBSHSE) secretary Vidyadatta Naik said the examinations will conclude on April 24.
The examinations, beginning at 9.30 am, will be conducted at 31 centres across the state, he said, adding a total of 19,573 students -- 9,757 boys and 9,816 girls -- will appear in them. He said last year as many as 20,476 candidates had appeared in the Class 10 tests.
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