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SSLC supplementary exam tomorrow

By Our Staff Reporter

BANGALORE, JUNE 8. The Karnataka State Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) will hold the SSLC supplementary examination from June 10 for 2,88,446 students across the State.

According to the Director of the board, T.M. Kumar, the examinations would be conducted at 755 centres.

He said 42 private candidates were appearing for the examination.

In all, 1,87,861 boys would write the examinations. Of these, 49,802 belong to Scheduled Castes (SC) and 13,999 belong to Scheduled Tribes (ST) categories.

As many as 1,00,585 girls will write the examination. Among them, 28,705 are SC and 6,574 are ST candidates.

Bangalore North district with 43 examination centres, Bangalore (South) with 39, Bangalore (Rural) with 32 and Mysore with 33 centres are on the top of the list of districts with the highest number of centres.

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