CBSE Corrects Mistake After Student Claims Wrong Physics Paper
‘Truth Has Prevailed’: CBSE Sends Class 12 Student His Real Physics Paper After Viral ‘This Is Not My Handwriting’ Claim

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Vedant, a Class 12 student, went viral claiming that the Physics paper uploaded by CBSE under his roll number was not his. After a public outcry and online harassment, CBSE verified the error and delivered his actual answer sheet within 24 hours, acknowledging the mistake.
- 01Vedant's initial claim was based on significant differences between his handwriting and the provided answer sheet.
- 02The CBSE's On-Screen Marking (OSM) system was implicated in a potential mix-up.
- 03Vedant faced online harassment, with trolls labeling him as 'anti-national' for raising concerns.
- 04CBSE confirmed the error and promised to revise Vedant's marks.
- 05The incident sparked a larger conversation about transparency and accountability in examination processes.
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Vedant, a Class 12 student, faced a crisis when he received unexpectedly low marks in his Physics exam and claimed that the answer sheet uploaded by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) was not his. He shared comparisons of his handwriting on social media, leading to a viral outcry. Despite receiving support from many, Vedant also endured harsh online trolling, with some accusing him of being 'anti-national.' Within 24 hours, CBSE officials contacted him, confirmed the error, and delivered his actual answer sheet. In a follow-up post, Vedant expressed gratitude for the support he received but also highlighted the mental distress caused by the backlash. CBSE acknowledged the mismatch and assured that his marks would be revised while investigating the cause of the error in their On-Screen Marking (OSM) system.
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This incident raises concerns about the reliability of examination systems, affecting students' futures.
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