Hindi paper not leaked, definitely a mischief, clarifies CBSE

March 31, 2018 18:22

Hours after students protested outside CBSE office in New Delhi claiming to have the leaked Hindi paper, CBSE chairperson Anita Karwal rubbished the rumours saying the paper has not leaked.

This is definitely a mischief. Group of students protesting outside CBSE claim to have it, they are circulating it too. The Hindi exam is on April 2.

The latest development comes amid the entire hullabaloo around the CBSE paper leak and re-exam announcement, with students all across the country venting their anger through protests and petitions. Moments after the Board announced its decision to hold re-exams for class 12 and 10 economics and mathematics paper, students were shocked and dismayed with the prospect of studying once again for the exams, attending tuitions, paying fees, etc.

The board has announced a re-examination of the class 12 economics paper on April 25, while the re-test for the Class 10 Mathematics paper is likely to be conducted in July.

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