Thousands of students run the risk of being disallowed to write UP board examination

Updated on: Monday, October 15, 2012

As many as 85 schools have not submitted the examination forms of class X and XII students even after the last date. This has put the future of thousands of students at risk because they may not be allowed to appear in the UP board examinations.

The forms for classes X and XII examinations to be conducted by Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad were scheduled to be deposited by the second week of October at Government Inter College, Chunniganj and Government Girls Inter College, Vijay Nagar.

DIOS authorities pointed out that as many as 50 colleges have not deposited the forms for High School and 35 for Intermediate.

The first lot of the examination forms had already been sent to the UP Board office while the second one is scheduled to be sent within a week. "The authorities of the defaulting colleges will themselves be responsible in case the examinees suffer," district inspector of schools Komal Yadav said.

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