"Technology outwitted CBSE" says SC bench on the conduct of AIPMT examination 2015
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Hints re-examination for over 6.3 lakh students who appeared this year.
Counting days over the menace of cheating, through electronic devices for AIPMT 2015, the wait seems to be finally getting over for the students. However, the news is not as good as they wish it to be, going by the statement of the defense lawyer for CBSE in the media. In context of Supreme Court hinting a re-test of the All India-Pre Medical Test Examination, the lawyer for CBSE has been quoted as saying,” that the six lakh candidates should not be punished for few. So far only 44 erring students had been identified and vouched for declaring the results”. However, the apex court is of the opinion that while the probe is still on, the scam will unfold in its due course, and is suspected to be deeper with as many as 350 phone leaks being identified till now. “The entire exam stands violated if even one erring student is not identified,” it said.
Counting days over the menace of cheating, through electronic devices for AIPMT 2015, the wait seems to be finally getting over for the students. However, the news is not as good as they wish it to be, going by the statement of the defense lawyer for CBSE in the media. In context of Supreme Court hinting a re-test of the All India-Pre Medical Test Examination, the lawyer for CBSE has been quoted as saying,” that the six lakh candidates should not be punished for few. So far only 44 erring students had been identified and vouched for declaring the results”. However, the apex court is of the opinion that while the probe is still on, the scam will unfold in its due course, and is suspected to be deeper with as many as 350 phone leaks being identified till now. “The entire exam stands violated if even one erring student is not identified,” it said.
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