CBSE — CBSE Class 12th Maths Examination 2015

With due respect I would like to bring to your notice the following issue. The CBSE 12th standard Maths examination conducted on 18th March 2015 was way out the range for a 12th standard student. 80% of the questions asked were not from the NCERT textbook & were very much twisted. I personally know many of the students who appeared for this exam, along with my brother. They are all of the opinion that the paper was way too difficult for them. Even after studying day & night, & solving all the previous years question papers, they were unable to do the exam well. According to my brother, he couldn't even understand what was expected of them from most of the questions. Being a school topper, if he found the paper difficult, you can assume what the average students must be feeling. Also, the questions which should have been asked for 6 marks were instead asked for 4 marks. Many teachers here admitted that this was one of the worst papers they have ever seen. When they themselves find it difficult to solve this paper, how do you expect the children to do so? I'd posted a complaint a couple of days ago explaining a similar situation about the Physics paper. Back then, I assumed that since one paper was beyond difficulty level, CBSE would ease up on the other papers. But guess I was wrong. Since Class 12 is a decisive turn in a student's academic year as per the Indian education system, it is vital for the aspirants to score well in these exams. But now, CBSE has ruined two major papers for these children & left them disheartened. Wherever they go from here, their Physics-Chemistry-Maths-Biology marks matter most. Now, because of the injustice done here, their percentage is going to go down. They have been working hard for the past 2yrs for this examination. And, after attempting such papers, all that has gone in vain. They don't get another shot at this. I cant help but feel that the question paper was set with the intention of proving the examiner's knowledge & not to test that of the students'. Or maybe, the question papers for IIT & 12th standard got mixed up. I guess CBSE has taken up the role to reduce the population in India by forcing students to commit suicide. I am assuming none of the examiners who set this paper have children attending their Board Examinations this year. I am aware of the fact that I sound rude, but honestly after seeing the paper, I just can't make myself to be polite.