Students get wrong question paper
Srinagar, Nov 16: Candidates, who appeared in the third year examination at Women’s College M A Road here on Friday, alleged that the examiners distributed wrong paper among them.
“We were given old course question papers in the centre No. 42 of the college while as we had to appear in new course,” aggrieved students told Greater Kashmir.
They alleged the examiners misbehaved with them and threatened them of dire consequences even after realizing their mistake hours later. “We were given new course paper in the second half without extra time,” students said.
The students appealed the Kashmir University authorities for compensating the loss.
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