Examinees complain of mismanagement
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Oct 31: The examinees of Arts stream appearing in class 12th examinations at Arya Samaj school in the City have complained of “mismanagement” during the Economics paper.
The complainants said they were given the paper “half an hour late than the scheduled 12: 45 PM timing.”
“We were even not given any continuation sheets,” a delegation of the students led by their parents said adding some questions were out-of-syllabus. “This is injustice with the students,” said AR Rehman, a parent.
Despite repeated attempts the concerned authorities couldn’t be contacted for comments. Meanwhile the complainants have appealed the JKBOSE authorities to look into the matter.
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