Amaravati: The online system solely awaited for intermediate courses in Andhra Pradesh College will begin on Friday, Secretary of Secretary of Secretary V.
Ramakrishna said on Tuesday.
“Bie, AP, issued a notice for online receipts into two-year middle school courses in general and vocational schools in various universities for the academic year 2021-2022,” he said, adding that the state government had issued a memo needed.
The first phase of reception will open from Friday and end at 5 p.M.
On August 23, followed by the second phase.
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“The details of the registration process and the next procedure are available on the website bie, that is, https://bie.ap.gov.in as an online receipt of 2021-22 (apoasis) user guide,” said Ramakrishna.
The Board emphasizes that registration for the course will be entirely online for all, exchanging the need for pens, paper, and physical forms.
“All students and parents are told that the two-year middle course registration process will be completely online for all categories and for all quota,” said Ramakrishna, senior Senior Revenue Service (IRS) officer.
From this academic year, orders will also be implemented in the acceptance of intermediaries, accommodating caste schedules, tribal students scheduled for all universities, after they were ignored for several decades together.
“The chair will be filled according to order rules including the quota of girls,” he said.
Secretary also provides flexibility to change intermediaries groups by making shear facilities available.
To make it easier for students to enter reception online, the Board has provided a relief center at the district and college level, and advises students to take advantage of this facility.
Likewise, students and parents can also clarify the issues relating to the reception in the pulse-free number 1800 274 ​​9868 all the time.
Aiming to destroy extensive harassment for decades and in the commercialization of secondary education in the state, the board only introduces online receipts from this academic year.
Ace many junior colleges company illegally collected costs for offline receipts that were not approved for the current academic year, Ramakrishna recently ordered universities to immediately return money to students.
The company’s college scores illegally recognize first year students and even go to do an online class without council permission or even release notification of online receipts that only occur on Tuesday night.
Ramakrishna, however, explains that the council is not responsible for students who have taken illegal acceptance and pay for college fees.
He ordered Rios across the country to identify universities that were close and warned them of strong actions, including imperfections.