Maharashtra HSC 2019 exams begin amid tight security

A total of 2,957 examination centres have been set up across the state where 5,69,476 students from science stream, 4,82,372 from humanities, 3,81,446 from commerce and 58,012 from vocational studies will take the test. Express Photo by Ganesh Shirsekar.

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In 2018, 83% of total students who took the exam had qualified. A total of 2125 schools had registered 100 per cent pass however, 21 schools had recorded zero pass percentage. (Representational Image)

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Meanwhile, the Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education is also expected to release the results of intermediate examination after revaluation again on May 15 after proper recounting and re-verification. Express photo by Arul Horizon (Representational Image).

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MSBSHSE has also instructed every school to talk with the district officials to impose section 144 on the day of examination. “The school administration has been requested to talk with the district officials so that section 144 can be imposed on the day of examination to curb the movement of the unauthorised persons in and around the exam centre,” mentioned the official. Express Photo by Arul Horizon.

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The minimum marks for declaring a candidate to have passed in the TS POLYCET result 2019 is 30 per cent. Thus a candidate has to secure minimum 36 marks out of the 120-marks-exam to qualify.
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The Board of Intermediate Education Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) has released the admit card of the 1st, 2nd year exams on its offical website bieap.gov.in.
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