Maharashtra Board 12th Math Exam Paper Leak: Case against four registered

The Maharashtra Board's class 12 Math paper was leaked just minutes before the beginning of the exam. Mumbai police have arrested four individuals, including three students

On March 5, the Mumbai police filed a case against four persons after a class of 12 students from the Maharashtra Board received the math question paper just before the exams started.

According to reports, an exam moderator discovered a student at Dr Antonio D'Silva High School and Junior College in Dadar with the Math question paper on his mobile phone. The student sent the question paper to another person in order to receive the answers on his mobile device before the exam began.

The student has been turned over to the police, and a criminal case has been filed against four persons, including three students, under the relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code.

 

Maharashtra Board 12th Maths Exam Paper Leak: Printing error

Students who attempted the questions are expected to receive six marks because of a printing error that occurred during the Maharashtra Board HSC English exams. When three questions were missing from the paper, the issue with printing was discovered.

Sub-questions A3, A4, and A5 of Question 3 were difficult for students taking the test. The question paper contained printed instructions for paper checkers rather than the questions on the board. Every missing question carries two marks, so in this case, the total works out to six marks.

 

Maharashtra Board 12th Maths Exam Paper Leak: About

According to officials, the question paper for the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examination was leaked in Buldhana's Sinkhed Raja town about 30 minutes before the Maharashtra Board 12th Math Paper was to begin on March 3.

The problem was unearthed after a television news channel showed images of two pages from a math question paper and reported that the images were on social media platforms at 10:30 a.m., half an hour before the exam.

Action was taken by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education. It has sent a team to Buldhana to conduct a primary investigation and plans to file a police complaint to find out where the images came from.