APPSC to re-conduct exams marred by protests

Updated on: Friday, October 08, 2010

Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) today decided to conduct the re-examination for those who could not attend the preliminary test of Group-I due to protests by pro-Telangana activists.
   
In addition to those who could not attend the test on September 5, the re-examination will be held for those who were alloted the B.Ed college centre in Osmania University on October 25.
   
The preliminary test conducted on September 5 was marred by protest at the B.Ed college centre by Pro-Telangana activists and political parties who demanded 42 percent share in the jobs.
   
The exam was cancelled at B.Ed college in Osmania University due to the protests. 

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