While 25,736 students are freshers, 2,644 candidates are appearing for the examinations as private candidates and there are 1,749 repeaters writing this examination in the coastal district.
On the first day, computer science (for commerce and science streams) and history (for arts stream) exams are being held from 9 am to 12.15 pm.
Stricter Measures
For the smooth conduct of the examination, which will conclude on March 31, the PU board has already constituted district and taluk level vigilance squad, which will work towards preventing examination related malpractices and also ensure that the sanctity of the examination is upheld.
The City Police Commissioner, Deputy Directors of departments of Women and Child Welfare, Fisheries, and PUC education and Deputy Secretary of Zilla Panchayat are the members of the district level committee.
The second district level team is headed by chief executive officer of ZP and consists of Superintended of Police, Joint Director, Department of Agriculture, District Social Welfare Officer, and Deputy Director, Department of Public Instructions.
The taluk level committees for Mangalore, Moodbidri and Bantwal taluks headed by Assistant Commissioner, Mangalore, comprise five members. Likewise, the taluk level committees for Puttur, Sullia and Belthangady comprise five officers and headed by the Assistant Commissioner, Puttur.
The heads of the committees would submit daily reports to the DC, who has directed them to ensure there are no examination malpractice.
Prohibitory orders were in force within 200 metres radius of all exam centres. Besides, all photocopy shops near the exam centres were shut. Additional policemen were deployed in sensitive and hypersensitive centres.
6 Lakh Students
According to information released by PU Board, as many as 5.96 lakh students are appearing for the II PU examinations at 923 centres across the State of Karnataka. Among the students writing the exam, 3,20,869 are boys and 2,75,870 are girls.
The time tables for the II PU examinations are as follows;
Science
March 15 : Computer Science
March 16 : Biology, Electronics
March 20 : Mathematics
March 22 : Physics
March 26 : English
March 28 : Chemistry
March 29 : Marathi, Urdu, French
March 30 : Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam, Arabic
March 31 : Hindi, Telugu, Sanskrit
Commerce
March 15 : Computer Science
March 17 : Basic Maths
March 19 : Economics
March 20 : Mathematics
March 21 : Accountancy
March 24 : Statistics
March 26 : English
March 28 : Business Studies
March 29 : Marathi, Urdu, French
March 30 : Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam, Arabic
March 31 : Hindi, Telugu, Sanskrit
Arts Time Table
March 15 : History
March 17 : Political Science & Basic Maths
March 19 : Geology, Economics
March 20 : Geography
March 21 : Socialogy
March 22 : Karnatic Music, Hindustani Music, Psychology
March 24 : Optional Kannada, Home Science
March 26 : English
March 27 : Logic, Education
March 29 : Marathi, Urdu, French
March 30 : Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam, Arabic
March 31 : Hindi, Telugu, Sanskrit
Hubballi, Jan 28: Charting that the Bharatiya Janata party’s Central leaders have not given a free-hand to the Chief minister B S Yediyurappa on the issue of expansion of Cabinet, former Chief minister and the Congress leader Siddaramaiah had opined that 'it has hampered the State’s development'.
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