The West Bengal Board Of Secondary Training (WBBSE) has barred 12 Madhyamik college students, 11 in Malda and 1 in Jalpaiguri for allegedly posting photographs of some pages of the Madhyamik second-language English query paper on-line on Saturday.
This yr, the WBBSE has launched a novel QR code for every query paper to forestall leaks and circulations of the paper throughout exams.The Board managed to trace down these candidates concerned within the paper leak through the QR codes printed on every paper.
“We have now gathered proof from these candidates’ cell phones, indicating that they’ve clear intention to spoil the examination. We’re unsure whether or not solely college students are concerned within the nexus. There could also be an intention to malign the entire administrative construction and the examination course of. This has develop into a apply for a few years now. We have now all of the proof in our arms,” said Ramanuj Ganguly, the president of the West Bengal Board of Secondary Training (WBBSE), based on TNN.
He shared {that a} complete of 14 cell phones had been confiscated from Enayetur Excessive Faculty on Friday, and a further 11 telephones had been taken on Saturday. Out of those, seven telephones had been owned by college students who had been prohibited from taking the Madhyamik examination. Moreover, three different candidates from Burdwan, South Dinajpur, and Malda had been discovered with cell phones, resulting in the cancellation of their English papers.
This yr, the WBBSE has launched a novel QR code for every query paper to forestall leaks and circulations of the paper throughout exams.The Board managed to trace down these candidates concerned within the paper leak through the QR codes printed on every paper.
“We have now gathered proof from these candidates’ cell phones, indicating that they’ve clear intention to spoil the examination. We’re unsure whether or not solely college students are concerned within the nexus. There could also be an intention to malign the entire administrative construction and the examination course of. This has develop into a apply for a few years now. We have now all of the proof in our arms,” said Ramanuj Ganguly, the president of the West Bengal Board of Secondary Training (WBBSE), based on TNN.
He shared {that a} complete of 14 cell phones had been confiscated from Enayetur Excessive Faculty on Friday, and a further 11 telephones had been taken on Saturday. Out of those, seven telephones had been owned by college students who had been prohibited from taking the Madhyamik examination. Moreover, three different candidates from Burdwan, South Dinajpur, and Malda had been discovered with cell phones, resulting in the cancellation of their English papers.