BIE blames private colleges for under-qualified evaluators

Hyderabad: Over 18 lakh Intermediate students are eagerly waiting for their results scheduled to be announced before April 25, but at spot evaluation centres correcting the answer scripts (the scores of which would play a crucial role in Eamcet ranks) there are lecturers who haven’t even completed their post-graduation.

A PG degree is a basic requirement to be an evaluator apart from two years of teaching experience. However, an ineffective Board of Intermediate Education (BIE) and complacent private junior colleges have led to several under-qualified teachers correcting the papers.

In fact, in the last one week alone BIE officials have caught four evaluators without the required qualification at two evaluation centres in the state.

While two evaluators caught at a centre in Toopran, Medak district were found to have not cleared even their M Sc Mathematics examination (mandatory for junior college lecturers teaching Maths), two others from Karimnagar were evaluating answer scripts without a proper degree in Physics.

The board officials said that it is impossible for them to find out the qualifications of the evaluators before they reach the camps as the certificate verification is done only after they sign in. “Senior lecturers in colleges are expected to be qualified to teach and evaluate. When we ask the colleges for qualified lecturers for evaluation, they are expected to send in deserving candidates’ list,” said an official from BIE. Officials feel that there could be more number of unqualified personnel at evaluation centres.

Sources claim that five per cent of the total 31,000 evaluators who reported at spot evaluation centres, were found to be under-qualified. “These evaluators would be from private junior colleges as such colleges do not relieve their qualified teachers for examination or evaluation duties. The qualified ones will be entrusted with the job of coaching the fresh batch of students for Eamcet and other competitive examinations during the summer vacation,” said a BIE official.

Officials said that due to a similar shortage of good evaluators in 2010, several answer sheets were found to be poorly evaluated. There were cases where students who got 50 per cent marks in the first evaluation got over 75 per cent in re-evaluation, said an official.


Observers say that the colleges which send unqualified candidates for evaluation duties should be penalised by the board. “For Eamcet, 25 per cent weightage is given for Intermediate marks. If the students’ answer scripts do not get evaluated thoroughly they would even lose a chance getting admission in engineering and pharmacy colleges,” said Madhusudan Reddy, secretary, government junior college lecturers’ association.
zoloft used for kobhvorlangtid.site zoloft yahoo
zyprexa fluoxetine zyprexa 2 5 mg zyprexa pris
More News
VVISM Launches Industry-Integrated BS Computer Science Program in Collaboration with TalentSprint
Vishwa Vishwani Institute of Systems and Management (VVISM) has announced the launch of its forward-looking BS Computer Science program in collaboration with TalentSprint, marking a significant step toward industry-aligned technology education. This ...
IBS Selection Process 2026
IBS Selection Process 2026 scheduled for Feb 14-22nd   It`s your time now!  Last year a great number of candidates  attended the selection process at IBS Hyderabad Campus  To know their experiences click here  https://...
CU Engineers Grab Rs 12.85 LPA Placements at Maruti Suzuki
CU Engineers Grab Rs 12.85 LPA Placements at Maruti Suzuki Engineering students from the Automobile and Mechanical disciplines to begin their professional careers with the largest automobile manufacturer in India India’s top ranked private un...
National Student Fest SANSKRITI 2K26 inaugurated at IPE, Shamirpet Campus - Reg.
The Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE), a premier B-School in Hyderabad successfully inaugurated its two-day National Management Fest, SANSKRITI 2K26, on 29 and 30 January 2026 at its Shamirpet Campus, witnessing vibrant participation from manageme...
National Student Fest SANSKRITI 2K26 inaugurated at IPE, Shamirpet Campus - Reg
The Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE), a premier B-School in Hyderabad successfully inaugurated its two-day National Management Fest, SANSKRITI 2K26, on 29 and 30 January 2026 at its Shamirpet Campus, witnessing vibrant participation from manageme...
SVKM’s NMIMS opens undergraduate registrations for 2026–27 admissions across Commerce, Engineering, Law, Design, and Mathematics
SVKM’s NMIMS opens undergraduate registrations for 2026–27 admissions across Commerce, Engineering, Law, Design, and Mathematics Registrations are now open through NPAT, NCET, NLAT, NDAT, and MST for SVKM’s NMIMS, India’s top...
IBSAT 2025 results are declared today at 5 PM
The IBSAT 2025 Test with scholarships was successfully concluded on 27 & 28 December 2025.  The test results will be declared today at 5:00 PM, the top 500 IBSAT rankers will also receive their scholarship letters along with the result. The...
Chandigarh University, Uttar Pradesh, to Host India’s First Agentic AI Founders’ Hackathon
Announcement Article For Hackathon Chandigarh University, Uttar Pradesh, to Host India’s First Agentic AI Founders’ Hackathon - “0 to 1 - Hack with Uttar Pradesh” Chandigarh University, Uttar Pradesh (CU-UP), Technology Busi...
NALSAR University of Law Announces Opening of MBA Admissions for the Academic Year 2025–2026
  NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad — a premier government institution and ranked 3rd in India (NIRF, 2025)— announced the opening of admissions for its MBA Programme (Batch of 2025–2027). The inauguratio...
Hon’ble Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Yogi Adityanath, inaugurated India’s First AI-Augmented Multidisciplinary University, Chandigarh University, Uttar Pradesh
  On 26th July 2025, Chandigarh University, Uttar Pradesh campus, was inaugurated by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Yogi Adityanath. Chandigarh University's Unnao campus will revolutionize higher education through AI integra...