RTI Act DGE TS Hyderabad
RTI Act DGE TS Hyderabad
RTI Act DGE TS Hyderabad
EXAMINATIONS
TELANGANA STATE, HYDERABAD
RIGHT TO
INFORMATION
ACT, 2005
UPDATED IN NOVEMBER-2021
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INTRODUCTION
The Right to Information Act- 2005 is an Act to provide for setting out the
practical regime of Right to Information for Citizens to secure access to information
under the control of Public Authorities, in order to promote transparency and
accountability in the working of every public authority, the constitution of a Central
Information Commission and State Information Commission and for matters connected
therewith or incidental thereto.
Subject to the provisions of the Act, all citizens shall have the Right to
Information and Section 4(1) (b) of the Act casts an obligation on each Public Authority
to publish a Manual on the functioning of each Department.
This Manual gives a comprehensive idea about the particulars, functions of the
Office of the Director of Government Examinations, Telangana State, Hyderabad and
also the powers and duties of the Employees including the channels of supervision and
accountability.
This Manual contains 18 chapters in all which gives information about the
functioning of the Office of the Director of Government Examinations, Telangana State,
Hyderabad.
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CHAPTER - I
November, 2021
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CHAPTER – 2
ORGANISATION, FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES
[Section 4(1)(b)(i)]
Name of the
Organization : Office of the Director of Government Examinations
schedule.
issue of certificates.
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The Hierarchical pattern of Officers of this office is shown in annexure-I (Page No.41)
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CHAPTER – 3
POWERS AND DUTIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
[Section 4(1)(b)(ii)]
The details of the powers and duties of the Officers and Employees of the
Authority by designation as follows:
3. Constitution of Examination
Centers of above Minor
Examinations, conduct of exams.
3. Constitution of Examination
Centers of above Minor
Examinations, conduct of exams.
3. a) Pre Examination
Activities:
i. Announcement of due dates
for remittance of
Examination fee.
ii. Feeding of OMR cum ICRs
to computer for scanning.
a) Regular candidates.
b) Private candidates
(once failed and WSS
fresh).
c) OSSC candidates.
d) Vocational candidates.
CHAPTER – 4
Designation of final
Decision making
Activity Description decision making
process
authority
The procedure followed for decision making in this
department is similar to that of other Heads of Department.
Director of Govt. Examinations as the H.O.D. is the final
authority in taking all decisions relating to this department as per
powers vested with her.
The proposals/representations (Tappal) from the Heads of
schools/public are received in Tappal/inward section/Reception
of this office. The Inward section staff distributes the tappals to
the officers/sections concerned. The concerned Junior Director of
Assistant/Senior Assistant process the proposal and submit the Government
file to the Section Superintendent. The Superintendent with his Examinations
remarks submits the file to concerned Assistant Commissioner
for Govt. Exams. The ACGE scrutinizes the file and issue orders
on the matters within his jurisdiction, otherwise the file is
forwarded to the second level officers (i.e.,) DCGE with his
remarks. The DCGE scrutinizes the file and issue orders if it is
within his powers delegated, otherwise process the files to D.G.E
for orders. The D.G.E., depending upon the powers delegated to
him/her take the decision on the file by himself/herself, otherwise
he/she submits the proposals to the Government for orders.
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CHAPTER – 5
The norms for the discharge of functions of each department are being followed
as prescribed in D.O.M.
The usual working hours of the office are from 10-30 AM to 5-00 PM. Officers
and Staff Members will also attend the office beyond office hours and on General
Holidays depending upon the work to keep up the schedule drawn.
The time schedule for rendering the services on certain items of work are given
below:
Sl.
Item of work Disposal
No
12 working days
1. Issue of Duplicate Pass Certificates
( to school)
2. Issue of Compartmental Pass Certificates 10 days ( to school )
CHAPTER – 6
Price of the
Sl.
Description Gist of contents Publication if
No.
priced
CHAPTER – 7
CHAPTER – 8
The public who are aggrieved in the delay of service from this office e.g., issue of
duplicate SSC, Memo of Marks, Age certificate etc., may approach any officer from and above
the rank of Assistant Commissioner for Govt., Examinations. The section staff are not allowed
to entertain visitors complaints/clarifications. Instruction boards to this extent are placed at all
important places in the office.
Moreover, the nature of work in this office is of confidential nature and the arrangement
for consultation with or representation by the members of the public in relation to the
formulation of policy or in its implementation is not possible in this department. Therefore, the
consultation with public representation is not relevant to this department.
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CHAPTER – 9
The constitution of boards, councils and committees that are relevant to public is un-
common for this department. The Board of Secondary Education earlier constituted as official
designatories as its members. Now it is not in existence.
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CHAPTER –10
DIRECTORY OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
[Section 4(1)(b)(ix)]
13 D.Sitasuprassana Superintendent
15 P. Karuna Superintendent
21 T. Baloji Superintendent
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25 D.Raju Superintendent
27 B. Ramana Superintendent
28 D. Bikkulal Superintendent
CHAPTER –11
CHAPTER –12
BUDGET ALLOCATED TO EACH AGENCY INCLUDING
PLANS ETC.,
[Section 4(1)(b)(xi)]
Plan /
Programme/ Report on
Scheme / disbursements made or
Project / Proposed Expected where such details are
Agency
Activity / Expenditure outcomes available (web site,
Purpose for reports, notice board
which budget is etc.,)
allocated
Budget
Amount Amount
Plan / Programme/ allocated Budget released
Allocation spent last
Agency Scheme / Project / Current current year (till
year
Activity / Purpose for last year year.2021 November, 2021)
2020-21
which budget is allocated 2020-21 -22
Director
3 Quarters
Of
amount in
Govt. Conduct of different
22.60 Cr 15.79 Cr 22.60 Cr Establishment
Exams examinations
Expenditure
released
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CHAPTER –13
MANNER OF EXECUTION OF SUBSIDY PROGRAMMES
[Section 4(1)(b)(xii)]
Name of Nature/Scale of Eligibility criteria Designation of
Programme/activity subsidy for grant of subsidy officer to grant
subsidy
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
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CHAPTER –14
PARTICULARS OF RECIPIENTS OF CONCESSIONS,
PERMIT OR AUTHORIZATION GRANTED BY THE
PUBLIC AUTHORUTY
[Section 4(1)(b)(xiii)]
Institutional Beneficiaries
Name of the Programme/Scheme
S.No Name & Address of Nature/quantum Date of grant Name &
recipient institutions of benefit Designation o
granted granting
authority
NIL
NIL
Individual Beneficiaries
Name of the Programme/Scheme
S. Name & Address of Nature/quantum Date of grant Name &
No recipient beneficiaries of benefit Designation of
granted granting
authority
NIL
NIL
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CHAPTER –15
Designation and
address of the
Description ( site address/location
Electronic format Contents or title custodian of
where available etc.)
Information (held by
whom?)
Director of
There is a separate
Government
website for this https://www.bse.telangana.gov.in Director
Examinations,
Department
Telangana State
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CHAPTER –16
CHAPTER –17
NAME, DESIGNATION AND OTHER PARTICULARS OF
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERS
[Section 4(1)(b)(xvi)]
Public Information Officers (s)
Office Tel:
Name of Office Name &
Sl. Residence
/ Administrative Designation of Email
No. Tel:
Unit PIO
Fax:
Office of the
Smt. K.
Director of 040-23230942
Soujanya, Asst.
Government Fax: 040-
1 Commissioner dirgovexams.tg.@gamil.com
Examinations,
for Govt. 23230941
Telangana State,
Hyderabad. Examinations
Appellate Authority
Name, Office
Jurisdiction of
Designation Tel:
Sl. Appellate Officer
& Address of Residence Email
No. (Offices/Administrative
Appellate Tel:
Units of the authority)
Officer Fax:
Sri K.
Srinivasa Rao, 040-
Office of the Director of 23230942
1 Deputy dirgovexams.tg.@gamil.com
Commissioner Govt. Examinations Fax: 040-
for Govt. 23230941
Examinations
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CHAPTER –18
1. Hosting the Short Memos of the candidates in the office website immediately after
the release of result.
2. Hosting of short memo of schools concerned in the Head Master’s Login for quick
access of results by the schools.
3. Issue of Photo hall tickets has lead to avoiding of impersonation cases to maximum
extent.
4. Hosting of Hall Tickets in the Department website to download the same by the
students and schools.
5. Government has taken a decision to advance the SSC Supplementary Examinations
from September / October months of the year to May/June. The system of
advancement of Supplementary Public Examinations commenced in May/June
2000.
6. OMR Bar Coding system is introduced in all subjects for SSC Public Examinations,
March 2010 onwards.
7. Supplying of Xerox copies of valued answer scripts to the candidates for all
subjects from SSC Public Examinations, March 2011 onwards.
8. Absolute Grading System has been introduced in SSC Public Examinations, March
2011 onwards in the place of Relative Grading System. From SSC Public
Examinations, March-2012 onwards, certificates are being issued without marks
secured by the candidates, only Grades are provided to the candidates.
9. Mother’s name along with Father’s name is being printed in the Pass Certificates /
Memorandum of Marks from SSC Public Examination, March 2011 onwards.
10. Reforms have been made in the examination pattern. Continuous
Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE ) pattern has been introduced from SSC Public
Examinations, March-2015 onwards. Examination for each subject will be
conducted for 80% of Marks and the remaining 20% of Marks are through Internal
Assessment i.e., Formative Assessment (F.A.).
11. The existing facility of students appearing for SSC Public Examinations
without regular school study dispensed with. Such students may appear for Class X
through other alternative system like National or State Open School Systems and
encourage students at school stage for regular schooling rather than appearing
exams without school study.
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12. Opting English as Second Language for the students admitting in our State
from other States: If the students of other State and take admission in VI Standard in
any forma schools of Telangana, it should be made mandatory that they have to
study 3 Languages opting 09T (Telugu) as 2nd Language. Further, in case of
students of other states take admission in the state whose 2 nd Language is Hindi in
the previous schools they may be continued with learning Hindi as 2 nd Language in
the newly admitted schools in Telangana. Therefore, subjects like 11E and 09U can
be discontinued. Those students who join in higher classes from VII onwards
coming from other states with other than Telugu Medium study may be exempted
from studying 2nd Language.
13. Urdu as 2nd Language has been introduced from SSC Public Examinations,
March-2021 onwards.
14. Data of the candidates appeared SSC Public Examinations from the year
2004 onwards is hosted in the office website to facilitate the Recruiting Authorities
to check the genuinity of the Certificate.
DIRECTOR
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ORGANOGRAM OF THE DEPARTMENT