Over 6 lakh appear for senior secondary exam

Updated on: Thursday, March 15, 2012

The senior secondary examination of Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education, beginning in the state tomorrow will see over six lakh students appearing.

The Board Chairman Subhash Garg,  told reporters here, “A total of 6,89,378 students are enrolled for the XII board exams which will begin tomorrow amid tight security arrangements.” “We have taken several measures to ensure security of question papers and answer sheets during the exam with help of police and home guards,” he said.

Flying squads have been formed for the first time  at all the seven divisional headquarters to check use of unfair means during examination in girls' schools.

the Secondary examination of the state board, for which 10,12,440 students are enrolled, will begin from March 22 he said.

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