
The Karnataka second PUC examinations began on February 28 and will continue until March 17, with over 710,000 students registered across 1,217 centers statewide. Exams started with Kannada and Arabic papers, conducted from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Districts like Kalaburagi and Mysuru have set up multiple centers with strict security, CCTV monitoring, and prohibitory orders to prevent malpractice. Authorities have banned electronic devices in exam halls and are monitoring social media for misinformation, urging students to focus on preparation. Free public transport is provided for examinees in some regions.
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