Lok Rakshak Dal exam cancelled following 'paper leak', angry students hold protest
News | December 02, 2018 19:39 ISTLok Rakshak Dal exam cancelled following 'paper leak', angry students hold protest
Lok Rakshak Dal exam cancelled following 'paper leak', angry students hold protest
The apex court has sought an answer from the government.
The new dates for the two papers will be decided on April 19, university officials said.
In its complaint, the Board has taken issue with a website for publishing an article which surmised that about seven-eight questions in the entrance exam paper may have been copied from a practice paper issued in 2016 by Narayana Coaching Academy.
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.
Informing students of the circulation of the "misleading" letter by certain miscreants, CBSE asked students to not believe it.
The 50 people were taken into the custody for questioning. In addition, handwritten question papers and answer sheets were seized from them.
So far over 60 people, including 53 students and seven teachers, have been questioned by the crime branch team.
The board confirmed that the question papers shared by a certain YouTube link were actually from the last year.
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:
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