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   Education
SSC exams: Coaching centres to remain closed for 33-day
  Date : 16-07-2025

To prevent rumors of question leaks centering SSC examinations, all coaching centres in the country will remain closed from April 10, the day to begin the exam, to May 13.

The order will remain in force till the written exams are over.

Additionally, photocopy machines near examination centres must be kept shut during the exam period.


Education boards must remain vigilant to take immediate action in case of any disruptions in flood-prone areas.

The SSC examinations will commence on April 10 and conclude on May 13, while practical exams will be held from May 15 to May 22.

A total of 1,490,142 candidates will sit for the examinations under nine general education boards, including 701,538 male students and 788,604 female students.



  
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