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The SSLC Examination 2026 was conducted successfully across the district on March 31, with authorities ensuring smooth and disciplined proceedings. Officials reported that all necessary arrangements were in place, resulting in an orderly examination process.
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According to an official statement issued by the Department of School Education, the first phase of the SSLC Examination was held without any major disruptions. The examination was conducted at 61 designated centers across the district, where strict monitoring and supervision were ensured by appointed officials.
Senior authorities, including district-level officers, were actively involved in overseeing the examination process. Supervisors and monitoring teams were deployed at all centers to maintain transparency and prevent any irregularities. Additionally, special squads were formed and stationed at key locations to ensure adherence to examination guidelines.
The distribution of question papers was carried out efficiently and within the stipulated time. Officials confirmed that all materials reached the respective centers securely before the commencement of the examination. After the completion of the examination, answer sheets were collected and transported under tight security arrangements. Police personnel were deployed to ensure the safe handling and storage of the answer scripts.
Data shared by the department revealed that a total of over 70,000 students had registered for the examination across the district. Out of these, a significant number of students appeared for the test, reflecting a high attendance percentage. However, a small percentage of candidates remained absent.
Authorities expressed satisfaction with the overall conduct of the examination, noting that proper planning and coordination played a crucial role in its success. They also appreciated the efforts of teachers, staff members, and law enforcement agencies who contributed to maintaining discipline and order.
The department reiterated its commitment to conducting fair and transparent examinations and assured that similar measures would be implemented in the upcoming phases. The successful execution of the first phase has set a positive tone for the remaining examinations, boosting confidence among students and parents alike.