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Eighth class English paper-II leaked
Eighth class third language paper (subject: English) was leaked 24 hours before the examination on Monday. The examination is scheduled to be held at 2 pm on Monday.
Parigi: Eighth class third language paper (subject: English) was leaked 24 hours before the examination on Monday. The examination is scheduled to be held at 2 pm on Monday.
The question paper titled Summative Examination Paper-II tests Engish language comprehension and other skills of students. The paper is set for 80 marks.
The Hans India daily chanced to obtain a copy of the leaked question paper. The question paper titled Summative Examination Paper-II tests Engish language comprehension and other skills of students. The paper is set for 80 marks. More importantly, the objective-type questions have their answers marked for the benefit of the students. The students are seen taking photocopies of the question paper and circulating them among the students.
In fact, teachers should collect the question paper set from the key room two hours before the examination and should distribute it among invigilators in the class room 15 minutes before the examination time (2: 00 pm). The invigilators should tear it open in front of the students and distribute them among the students. But, the students here have it in their hands on Sunday.
It is attributed to negligence on the part of the officers and teachers. According to the students, it is the handiwork of the teachers to ensure that students of government schools should get good marks. Several have been pinning the blame on Mandal Education Officer Harish Chander, who has been appointed in-charge for Parigi.
