HYDERABAD: Justice B Chandra Kumar of the High Court on Thursday asked Intermediate Board authorities to respond to issues raised in three writ petitions filed by students seeking a direction for conduct of Intermediate advanced supplementary examination in physics again for those who had missed it out on May 16 because of non-issuance of hall-tickets. The petitions will be heard on Friday.The Intermediate advanced supplementary examinations began on May 16 and hundreds of students could not write the physics examination on the first day due to non-issuance of hall-tickets by the board. Following the High Court orders, the board decided to issue hall-tickets immediately but they were not issued in time for the first examination. As a result, several students could not write the examination on the first day. The students contended that they had lost the opportunity to appear for the physics examination on May 16 though they had paid the fee in time to the colleges and that it was no fault of theirs and demanded that the physics examination be held again for their benefit. They pointed out that physics paper was crucial as about 31 percent students had failed in that subject. Nearly three lakh senior Intermediate students applied for the physics examination to improve their score.
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