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A CBSE class 12th student, Vedant Srivastava, wrote in a detailed post that the Physics answer sheet under his roll number wasn't his, noting the handwriting and answers didn't match his exam.

Gandhi claimed that a student seeking correction of his answer sheet is being abused and labeled "anti-national" on social media. He added that lakhs of students have raised concerns over numerous issues in the evaluation process, but no proper action has been taken so far.

NEW DELHI: Days after a Delhi student alleged that the Physics answer sheet uploaded under his CBSE roll number belonged to someone else, the board has now acknowledged the error and sent him the correct answer script, bringing an unusual and widely discussed Class XII evaluation controversy to a close -- at least partially.

CBSE answer sheets mismatch row: CBSE admitted discrepancies on evaluations of Class 12 answer sheets raised by students and sent correct answer books of the same. The result of the Class 12 students will also be updated based on the new marks, CBSE replied through a mail to aggrieved students.

Demanding the Education Minister's immediate resignation, Kejriwal said the future of lakhs of students had been pushed into uncertainty.

The controversy erupted after Vedant claimed that the scanned copy of his Physics answer sheet uploaded by CBSE during the verification process did not belong to him.

In an email to the student, as seen by HT, CBSE joint secretary (coordination) acknowledged the mismatch and said his marks would be revised shortly. | India News

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Vedant had taken the matter to social media platform X on May 23 after receiving the photocopy of the answer sheet. His post garnered over three million views and more than 40,000 likes. Several other students also raised similar concerns online.

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