Hyderabad: The Telangana State Education (TSBIE) council has received a record of 39,039 applications for revaluation and 4,200 applications to tell this far after nearly 51% of secondary first year students fail to clear the exam.
Every year, TSBIE receives no more than 15,000 applications for revaluation and retelling.
This year, a number of unprecedented students have submitted a revaluation and retelling.
“Previously, we would usually get applications from students who have cleaned their exam but are not satisfied with their value.
This time, the majority application comes from failed students,” Sushil Kumar, examination controller, TSBIE.
Considering many applications, TSBIE has now purchased additional scanners and has established 13 evaluation centers.
“From December 24, we will start scanning all the answer sheets that are ready for revaluation or notice.
This will be sent to the evaluation center.
We are very careful that there are no technical errors or other problems that make revaluation results,” Kumar said.
After a long wait, Tsbie stated the first year of the first year on December 16.
The result caused a stir among students because only 49% cleaned the exam.
A total of six suicide students were reported after the results of triggering massive protests in Telangana.
Following Hue and crying by students, the Minister of State Education Sabitha Indra Reddy ordered to reduce the re-verification costs by 50 percent.
The council, which collected Hospital 600 per subject for re-verification, has reduced costs to RS 300 now.