AP Class 10 board exams to begin from April 3

The AP SSC exam or the Andhra Pradesh Class 10 board exams are set to take place from April 3 to April 18, with over around 6,60,000 students registered to appear. These exams are a critical milestone for students as they are an important determinant of their academic progress and future career prospects.

One of the significant features of these exams is the use of seven regional languages for conducting the exams. The students can take the exams in Telugu, English, Kannada, Tamil, Hindi, Urdu, and Odia, reflecting the state's linguistic diversity.

The use of regional languages has been widely appreciated as it enables students to better express themselves and demonstrate their knowledge without being hindered by language barriers.

The exam centers are spread across the state, with as many as 3,349 centers available for students to take the



exams. The districts of Anantapuram, Kurnool, and Prakasam have the highest number of candidates registered, while Parvatipuram Manyam, Alluri Sitaramaraju, and Bapatla have the lowest.

To ensure the integrity of the examinations, the authorities have set up 156 flying squads and 682 sitting squads to monitor the exams and prevent malpractices. Additionally, 104 examination centers will be equipped with CCTV cameras, making it easier to monitor and deter any unethical behavior.

The exam season is always a time of stress and pressure for students, who are often overwhelmed with the amount of material they need to cover. To ease some of this stress, the authorities have set up various support mechanisms to help students prepare for the exams. These include study materials, guidance from teachers, and counseling services for students who may be experiencing stress or anxiety.