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With reference to above, In Section C, Question no. 8 & 10, are very much confusing. Pattern of Questions printed created confusion among students. Many of the students answered the 'or' questions for 5 marks instead of attempting a, b & c. Later on it was bought to our notice that the 'or' question was only substitute of question no.c. Even we parents were came to know the truth behind question paper in late. In this way '8' marks of the students are at stake. The students who answered by interpreting the questions in such manner will straight away loose 8marks despite of giving their best efforts for the exam. CBSE, such a vast organization, who decides the future of the students Pan India, should thoroughly scrutinized the Questions Papers, before the date of the Examination. The Question Paper should be very clear and transparent, while mentioning the marks in the right side of the Question. Proper Gap should be maintained before the Substitute Questions. So, requesting you to do justice with those unfortunate students and consider for grace/ lenient marking in the above mentioned two questions, with due consideration of the state of mind of the students in the Examination hall.
Central Board of Secondary Education [CBSE] customer support has been notified about the posted complaint.
Mar 31, 2019
Updated by JAYASHREE Pattnaik For your reference I posted photo copy of Question Paper
MY daughter is facing the same situation. I too have posted a same kind of grirvance may be to deaf ears . But with a hope that in future academic years at least this situation doesn't arise. My daughter is still upset after yesterday Sst paper set 3. They are forcing children to believe in luck than sincere hard work. Please Please let this not repeat. It's a humble request from a deeply hurt parent