TS Inter Result 2019: Re-evaluation to be free of cost, orders the Chief Minister

TS Inter Result 2019: After all the protests and the order of the High Court of Telangana over the TS Inter Results 2019, the CM of Telangana Sri K Chandrashekhar Rao has ordered the Telangana board to conduct the TS Inter Result 2019 re-evaluation free of cost. All the students who have appeared in the TS Inter 2019 exam and declared fail will come under the ambit of this order.

TS Inter Results 2019 were declared on 18 April on the official website of the board. Soon after the declaration of the result, it came under the scanner. The protests were held and it turned political also. The BJP Yuva Morcha joined the protest and there were demands from the students and the parents to have the result re-evaluated. The report also came that many students committed suicide after failing in the examination. Recently, the High Court has also ordered that the re-evaluation process needs to be carried out for the result to make it error free.

As per the order of the CM, the students who have failed need not pay any fee to the board for the re-evaluation. However, the students who have passed in the exam and want their answer sheets to get re-evaluated, need to pay the requisite fees as per the prevailing norms. Earlier, the Telangana high court ordered the revaluation of the answer sheets of the failed candidates. As per the order of the court, Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education will conduct revaluation of answer sheets of all the failed candidates.

The CMO, Telangana, has further said in a press release:

The CM entrusted the responsibility of conducting Re-verification, Re-counting and advanced supplementary examination to education secretary B. Janardhan Reddy. The CM also instructed the officers to evolve a strategy for smooth conduct of examinations and evaluation without any problems for future. Chief Minister expressed shock over suicides of few students who failed in the intermediate examination describing it as most unfortunate. The Chief Minister has appealed that no student should resort to commit suicide as failing in intermediate is not meant to end the life.