Question papers of Class 10 maths and class 12 economics held on March 26 and March 28 respectively were leaked on social media triggering protests across the country by the affected students.
The wait of over 4.5 lakh students who gave AP Intermediate second year exam 2018 is over as the Board of Intermediate Education Andhra Pradesh has announced the results on its official website.
The Board of Intermediate Examinations Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) will announce the result for first year (Class 11) 2018 exams on Friday at 3 pm.
The Class 10 and Class 12 examinations were postponed in Punjab in view of the 'Bharat Bandh' on April 2.
It will also suggest measures to make the examination process "secure and foolproof through the use of technology". The panel will submit a report by May 31 to the Ministry.
According to media reports, the Board took the decision this morning after analysing and evaluating the answer sheets which suggested that the leaks did not impact the exam.
The board confirmed that the question papers shared by a certain YouTube link were actually from the last year.
Yesterday, the police also "interacted" with the CBSE controller of examinations for over two hours to learn about the entire process.
The re-examination of Class 12 Economics paper will be held on April 25.
Javadekar said he could understand the pain, anguish and frustrations of students and parents because we are one with them.
Could CBSE not have avoided the pain caused to the students? Was CBSE sleeping on the information of exam paper leaks for several days before the exam dates?
Here are the answers to some frequently asked questions on the annual school exams conducted by the all-India board:
Meanwhile, angry parents and student took to Twitter for venting their anger and displeasure.
The announcement of re-test and de-facto acceptance of the paper leak reports by the CBSE has left students and their parents angry and frustrated.
A class X student of a Delhi school shared on condition of anonymity that she was "appalled" when she first glimpsed at the Maths paper on Wednesday.
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