NALGONDA: Following the recent orders from the Board of Intermediate Education regarding the installation of CCTV cameras in labs and classrooms, various junior colleges have argued that the order could lead to anxiety among students as exams are scheduled to take place in the next two months.
Opposing the board’s decision, the colleges said the order would impose a financial burden on the colleges which are already struggling with pending fee reimbursements and accumulating debts.
The board has scheduled the practical exams for February 3 and the annual exams will start from March 5. “For the practical exams, three CCTV cameras must be installed in each lab, while one camera per room is required for the theory exams,” the order read.
