TN Class X public exam begins from April 4

Updated on: Wednesday, January 04, 2012

TN state board examination for class X commences on April 4 and closes on April 23.

This year, over 10.75 lakh students are set to appear for the public exams across the state , which is nearly 6.5% more than the last year.

Language paper- I for regular students is scheduled for April 4, followed by Language -II for April 9, English-I for April 11, English-II for April-12, Maths for April -16, Science for April- 19 and  Social Science for April 23.

With the introduction of Samcheer Kalvi in Tamil Nadu this year, except for students of CBSE and ICSE, students of State board, Matriculation, Anglo-Indian and OSLC streams have a common question paper for the first time.

 

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