As many as 8,894 students are going to appear in the high school and intermediate board examinations in Champawat in 2014.
Out of these total 8,894 students while 5,183 students will be taking part in the 10th board examinations, there are 3,711 students who are going to take the examinations of the 12th standard this academic session of 2014 in the Champawat district.
At the same time, out of the total 5,183 students who are appearing in the 10th board examinations, 5059 are regular students while 124 students belong to private category.
Similarly, out of the total 3,711 students of 12th standard there are 3,397 regular students and 314 private students who are going to appear in the 12th board examination in Champawat district in 2014.
In the meanwhile, to ensure smooth conduct of the board examinations of both the high school and intermediate classes, as many as 36 examination centres have been set up across the Champawat district ,said D C Gaur, Chief Education Officer (CEO), Champawat.
There is only one new examination centre set up for the 2014 high school and intermediate board examinations. The Government High School, Raushal, is the new examination centre.
The aforesaid new examination centre will house as many as 106 students belonging to the Government High Schools Dashlekh and Dugrabora and Raushal, added the CEO.
Earlier the students belonging to these three schools used to take their board examinations from the Digalichair examination centre, as the official concerned informed.
Interestingly, whereas number of examination centres have beenincreased in Champawat district for 2014 board examinations, the number of sensitive examination centres has come down from 10 to eight in this district this academic session. Removal of two inter colleges at Diyartoli and Devidhura from the sensitive examination centre category has led to decrease in the total number of sensitive examination centres in the district, the CEO maintained.
However, there is no hyper-sensitive examination centre in the Champawat district for 2014 board examinations, Gaur further said.
He also informed that GIC Sipti and GIC Bapru are the smallest examination centres for 10th class examination with capacity of 52 students each , while GIC, Parti, is the largest examination centre for the high school examination with a capacity of 289 students.
Similarly, the smallest examination centre for 12th standard examination is GIC, Dayartoli with a capacity of only 26 students while GIC, lohaghat is the largest examination centre for 12th standard examination where as many as 306 students will be able to take board examinations, added the officials concerned.