SC stays the declaration of AIPMT 2015 results
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New Delhi: All India Pre-medical and Dental Test (AIPMT), has come under the apex court’s jurisdiction following the alleged misconduct of few students appearing for the exam, held on May 06, 2015. Few examinees are suspected to have used sophisticated technology instruments, such as Bluetooth devices to read the out the question paper and approach, the answers in a deliberated misconduct. While the case is under investigation of the Haryana police, the Supreme Court has issued a stay order, to observe fair practices for the noble profession in India. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has been asked to withhold the results, earlier scheduled to be declared on June 5, until any further notice.
CBSE, the education boards which conducts the PMT annually, has issued a press statement clearing its stand on any sort of pointing allegation (speculation), that the question paper has been leaked. This stated fact by AIPMT settles scores with many students, who will be demoralized for all the hard work, and honest effort put in by them. However, a re-examination is not completely ruled out yet. CBSE also seconds the court’s opinion, and extends its support to the investigation under trial by the Haryana Police.
CBSE, the education boards which conducts the PMT annually, has issued a press statement clearing its stand on any sort of pointing allegation (speculation), that the question paper has been leaked. This stated fact by AIPMT settles scores with many students, who will be demoralized for all the hard work, and honest effort put in by them. However, a re-examination is not completely ruled out yet. CBSE also seconds the court’s opinion, and extends its support to the investigation under trial by the Haryana Police.
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