Telangana:TSCHE Ponders Over An Online Medical for EAMCET
The medical test of EAMCET will be taken online. A decision to this effect is in the offing according to the Telangana State Council for Higher Education (TSCHE). The body is examining the technical and logistical issues involved.
A strength of 75,000 is to appear for the medical test this year and the big question faced by the authorities is whether there are sufficient centres with fool proof measures. There is a possibility of the centres being down sized and students having to move to cities for the exam.
Talking to The Hindu the TSCHE Chairman T. Papi Reddy said "“We are studying the intricacies involved in it.”
A carbon copy of the OMR sheet along with the question paper booklet can be taken home by the students appearing for the Engineering Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test (EAMCET). A committee of the (TSCHE) is working out the finer aspects of introducing this facility. The first of its kind, if introduced.
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