Andhra Pradesh govt cancels Class 10, intermediate exams; to set-up high-power panel to assess results
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.
Amravati: 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 31 July 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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