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With just a day to go for the results of the Central Board of Secondary Education’s Joint Entrance Examination (Main) to be declared, students are feeling the pressure.
The multiple “errors” pointed out by academicians in the JEE-Main answer key that was released on April 21 last week has the aspirants as well as their families all the more worried.
While the CBSE had admitted to multiple answers to two questions in the physics section, candidates claimed to have found several other errors, including some incorrect answers, dual answers and questions framed incorrectly.
Nitin Gupta, a resident of Chandigarh, told HT, “I am very nervous and I don’t even know if I’ll clear the cut off or not since there were so many errors in the answersheet. I am not even able to focus on my preparation for the advanced exam.”
Ahead of results, ‘Errors’in JEE (Main) answer keys bother students | education$career | Hindustan Times
The multiple “errors” pointed out by academicians in the JEE-Main answer key that was released on April 21 last week has the aspirants as well as their families all the more worried.
While the CBSE had admitted to multiple answers to two questions in the physics section, candidates claimed to have found several other errors, including some incorrect answers, dual answers and questions framed incorrectly.
Nitin Gupta, a resident of Chandigarh, told HT, “I am very nervous and I don’t even know if I’ll clear the cut off or not since there were so many errors in the answersheet. I am not even able to focus on my preparation for the advanced exam.”
Ahead of results, ‘Errors’in JEE (Main) answer keys bother students | education$career | Hindustan Times
