Dharwad District Examinations Commence Peacefully with High Attendance and No Malpractice Incidents
The annual examinations in Dharwad district kicked off smoothly on Wednesday, with authorities reporting a seamless start across all 105 designated centres. There were no instances of mass copying or any other forms of malpractice detected, ensuring a fair and transparent testing environment for all participants.
Attendance Statistics Reveal Minimal Absences Among Registered Candidates
Out of the total 28,120 candidates who registered for the exams, only 252 students were absent for the first-language paper. The breakdown of absences by area shows that Hubballi had the highest number with 123 absentees, followed by Dharwad with 65, Kalghatagi with 30, Kundgol with 18, and Navalgund with 16. This low absentee rate reflects strong preparation and commitment from the student community.
Officials Extend Warm Welcome to Boost Student Morale
School education and literacy department officials, led by Additional Commissioner Ishwar Ullagaddi, personally greeted students at various examination centres. They offered roses, pens, and sweets as tokens of encouragement, while extending heartfelt wishes for success. This initiative aimed to create a positive and supportive atmosphere, alleviating pre-exam nerves.
Students Express Confidence Thanks to "Mission 40+" Programme
Many students shared their enthusiasm and confidence while appearing for the exams, attributing their preparedness to the "Mission 40+" programme. This educational initiative has been instrumental in helping students overcome exam-related fear and anxiety through targeted support and resources. The programme's focus on holistic development has empowered learners to approach tests with greater assurance and calm.
Comprehensive Arrangements Ensure Smooth Conduct Across District
A total of 105 examination centres were established throughout Dharwad district to accommodate all registered candidates. The meticulous planning and coordination by educational authorities contributed to the incident-free commencement, setting a positive tone for the remainder of the examination period. Continued vigilance is expected to maintain integrity and efficiency in the upcoming papers.
