CBSE announced a re-examination of the Class 12 Economics paper on April 25, while the re-test for the Class 10 Mathematics paper is likely to be conducted in July.
"I am amazed to see headlines in some news channels about confusion over retest. Out of 16 lakh students, more than 14 lakh students of Class X will not have to give retest in Maths. This is the final decision," Javadekar tweeted.
On re-tests for Class 10 mathematics, the HRD Ministry said that a final decision on the re-examination for Delhi-NCR and Haryana would be taken in the next 15 days following a detailed inquiry.
Yesterday, the police also "interacted" with the CBSE controller of examinations for over two hours to learn about the entire process.
Joshi, a 1992-batch IAS officer of the Manipur cadre, was appointed to the post for five years, an order issued by the Department of Personnel and Training said.
The re-examination of Class 12 Economics paper will be held on April 25.
"I am also facing a problem in the country, it is the problem of paper leak," Javadekar said at the Smart India Hackathon.
The police have questioned 35 people by now, , including a coaching centre’s owner, 18 students and some tutors.
It is clear that the CBSE management has not taken the leak of question papers seriously, otherwise this could have been avoided.
This comes a day after the Congress president said the country’s chowkidar is “weak” and there is “leak” in everything.
A top cop said that till now their investigation has not revealed that any money was charged in exchange for the leaked paper.
The party is also demanding a judicial probe by a high court judge into the matter, Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said.
The Delhi Police has formed a special investigation team (SIT) for the investigation in CBSE paper leak.
“How many leaks? Data leak! Aadhar leak! SSC Exam leak! Election date leak! CBSE papers leak! “There is a leak in everything, the ‘chowkidar’ is weak,” Gandhi said in a tweet that was in both Hindi and English.
My heart cries out for those 22 lakh students who burnt the midnight oil for months to study and prepare for the CBSE exams.
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