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HSC paper leak: Students, teachers divided over re-exam

After the arrest of two officials from a Malad school for leaking the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) question paper for book-keeping and accountancy, students and teachers are divided over whether a re-exam should be conducted for the subject.

Updated on: Mar 27, 2015 07:47 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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After the arrest of two officials from a Malad school for leaking the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) question paper for book-keeping and accountancy, students and teachers are divided over whether a re-exam should be conducted for the subject.

Around half-an-hour before the exam on March 9, the photographs of three pages of the question paper went viral on a messaging application, WhatsApp. The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) authorities are yet to take a call on the re-test.

Students feel asking them to take the exam again would be unfair. “The questions were easy and studying again will seem like a burden,” said Omkar Ghotkar, a student of Vamanrao College, Mulund. “I don’t want to spoil my vacation,” said Pranali Kharat from RA Podar College, Matunga.

Some students, however, are in favour of a re-exam. “The authorities should either hold a re-exam or give equal marks to all,” said Bhavya Doshi, student of Mithibai Collage, Vile Parle.

 
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Puja Pednekar

Special correspondent with Hindustan Times, covering education for the last seven years. Always learning.

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