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CBSE Class 12 Chemistry Paper leaked news

There has been news coming from various parts of NCR that the chemistry paper of class 12 was leaked and was widely available for students prior to the examination.

There has not been any official confirmation of the rumour which is spreading amongst students.

No official notification has been issued by CBSE till now as the investigations in this matter are still going on.

We expect this to be a rumour as the papers were circulated amongst the students while the examination was going on and that too during the last hour. This doesn’t mean that the paper was leaked as this could have happened due to some students who had not prepared for the exam left it in between and took pictures of the paper and shared on social media.

We strongly advise the class 12 students to not give importance to these rumours and concentrate on your next exam which is very important.

We will keep you updated on any developments in this issue.

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Assam HS Chemistry paper leak news is fake, say AHSEC and Education Minister

Assam HS Chemistry paper leak news is fake, say AHSEC and Education Minister Ranoj Pegu. The examination was conducted on February 28, 2023.

A day after Assam HS Chemistry paper leak news circulated, Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu has claimed the reports to be fake and baseless. Assam Higher Secondary Education Council, AHSEC has also released an official notice on the paper leak incident to be fake.

The Education Minister of the state took his official twitter account to share the notice issued by AHSEC. The tweet reads, “The news of Chemistry question paper leak in the current HS examination is completely fake and baseless. I have personally checked the matter. We are taking utmost care and maintaining vigilance. Please don’t heed fake news and rumours.”

The official notice issued by AHSEC states that the paper leak incident is fake and students should not believe such false rumours.

The Assam HS Chemistry examination was conducted on February 28, 2023 along with Business Studies, Political Science and Vocational English Paper IV. The HS examination as started on February 20 and will end on March 20, 2023. The examination will be conducted in two shifts- first shift from 9 am to 12 noon and second shift from 1.30 pm to 4.30 pm. For more related details candidates can check the official site of AHSEC.

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Maharashtra Class 12 Physics, Chemistry Papers Also Leaked: Cops

According to mumbai police, the question papers of class 12 physics and chemistry were shared through whatsapp..

Earlier, the leak of Maharashtra 12 Mathematics paper was caught on March 3. (Represntational)

 The Mumbai Crime Branch team during the HSC Board Mathematics paper leak case investigation found that apart from Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry papers were also leaked by the management staff, said the police on Thursday.

"Before the leak of Mathematics paper was caught on March 3, the papers of Physics on February 27 and Chemistry on March 1 were also leaked and shared through WhatsApp an hour before the exam to the students appearing for the same", the official said.

"Question papers were shared through WhatsApp. The staff of Matoshree Bhagubai Bhambare Agriculture and Science Jr College, Ahmednagar were arrested and their mobile phones have been seized," the Mumbai Police told ANI.

The Crime Branch official said that they have found some evidence which proves that two more papers have been leaked.

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Talking to ANI, the Crime Branch official said, "The police received enough evidence when the WhatsApp data of the arrested staff from the management and the teachers of the college was recovered from their phones."

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AHSEC 2023 Chemistry Question Paper Leaked: Education Minister denies the allegations, says it is fake & baseless

Ahsec 2023 chemistry question paper leaking news has been circulated all over social media. the viral images show almost 100% similarity with the original one..

AHSEC 2023 Chemistry Question Paper Leaked : Amidst the chanting of the Assam government to provide better education for the students studying in the state, another new story of question paper leakage is circulating all over social media. The Assam Higher Secondary Education Council (AHSEC) is currently conducting the HS final year examinations, which started on February 20, 2023. On 28th February, the board held the examination for Chemistry. And soon after its completion, the news of the paper being leaked went viral.

Many social media users and a few news portals published the images of the class 12 Chemistry leaked question paper and these viral images completely match the original question paper, which was provided in the examination yesterday. However, the allegations have been completely falsified by the authorities. Today, the Education Minister of the state, Ranoj Pegu has also reacted to the news and informed that it is just a rumour.

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AHSEC 2023 Chemistry Question Paper Leaked: Repetition of the same story!

The same story has been in the loop, as in earlier years, when question papers are being circulated all over the state. In fact, the whole country is facing the same, and the news of Question Paper leaks from different parts of the country is now a weekly affair. The same story of anomalies was also prominent during Grade III and Grade IV examinations.

The screenshots & leaked photos of the AHSEC 2023 Chemistry Question Paper had shown the exact questions with answers – which went viral a day before the exam. Students completed the exams at 04:30 PM yesterday and reportedly some of them found the ‘leaked’ screenshots a day earlier.

Pankaj Borthakur, Controller of Examinations of AHSEC said, “We are not aware of any such leak of answers. I want to reconfirm that the exam was held in complete adherence to rules and was successfully conducted all over.”

Education Minister’s reaction

Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu has debunked reports regarding AHSEC 2023 Chemistry Paper Leak. He stated that the leakage story regarding the question paper in the Assam HS Exams 2023 was false and baseless. The Minister stated that soon after the news of the chemistry paper leak surfaced, he himself investigated the claims and found out that such reports and rumors were completely false. 

“The news of the Chemistry question paper leak in the current HS examination is completely fake and baseless. I have personally checked the matter. We are taking utmost care and maintaining vigilance. Please don’t heed fake news and rumors,” Ranoj Pegu tweeted from his official Twitter account.

The news of Chemistry question paper leak in the current HS examination is completely fake and baseless. I have personally checked the matter. We are taking utmost care and maintaining vigilance. Please don’t heed fake news and rumours. pic.twitter.com/GMhPlLWIT6 — Ranoj Pegu (@ranojpeguassam) March 1, 2023

In his tweet, Ranoj Pegu attached a notification from AHSEC released on the 28th of February, which clarifies that the story of the AHSEC 2023 Chemistry Question Paper leak is rumors and that students should not pay any heed to such baseless reports.

AHSEC 2023 Chemistry Question Paper: Proper Clarification required!

Such stories not only hit the morale of the students but make them doubtful and encourage them to indulge in unfair practices. And so, the concerned authorities should thoroughly look into it and investigate the matter. Once done, they should present a proper clarification and strict actions should be taken, if there is any truth behind the viral news of the AHSEC 2023 Chemistry Question Paper Leak. The examination will end on 20th March 2023, and till that students hope no such AHSEC 2023 Chemistry Question Paper Leak story repeats.

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Leaked AQA chemistry A-level paper was stolen from Parcelforce van

Students who had 'full access' to leaked paper disqualified, but exam board confirms no impact on grade boundaries

Samantha Booth

17 Aug 2022, 18:18

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Students who had “full access” to an A-level chemistry paper stolen from a Parcelforce van and then leaked online have been disqualified, AQA has confirmed.

The exam board said it reported the theft to police after students who sat chemistry paper 2 on June 20 said they recognised questions that had previously  been posted online .

Today, the board confirmed the paper was stolen as it was in transit to a school. Police are “still working to find those responsible”, AQA said in an email to leaders, seen by  FE Week’s sister paper, Schools Week .

Where the board has identified students who had “full access” to the paper before the exam, they have been disqualified. However, images circulated on social media were of too poor quality to offer a “clear advantage”, AQA said.

But after completing “extensive analysis” on the impact of grades, AQA said it had ruled out “a gain in marks or performance that would impact the grade boundaries”.

“This means that the students who sat this paper have performed just as we expected them to.”

A Parcelforce Worldwide spokesperson said they “cannot comment further on what is an ongoing police investigation”.

‘Not possible’ to replace paper

AQA said while images of the paper were circulating on social media, “they were of such poor quality that they would not have offered a significant clear advantage to students who saw these small extracts of the paper”. 

“Nor would students seeing those images have known that they were of the actual paper, as many other revision aids, including past paper images were being legitimately shared.  “We understand that some of you were disappointed that we did not replace the paper, but unfortunately it really was not possible to replace this paper with a suitable alternative in the time we had.”   

AQA said its analysis included looking at performance statistics on all three chemistry papers and compared results between 2022 and 2019 paper two exams. 

It also modelled predicted performance and cross checked it against “the intelligence available to our exams Integrity team about individual students”.

The board added: “We’re very disappointed this happened, especially after all the hard work you and your students have put into these last two years to prepare. 

“We hope that this offers you the reassurance you and your students need to feel satisfied that the results issued to our students are accurate, and that we’ve taken appropriate action against individuals known to have had an unfair advantage.”

Not the first theft of exam papers

An AQA spokesperson said: “We reported the theft of this exam paper to the police and are continuing to work with them to find those responsible. Our exams integrity team identified students who had full access to the paper before the exam and they’ve been disqualified from the qualification.

“Our research team carried out extensive analysis of students’ performance on the paper, and also compared it with performance on the same paper in 2019, and this investigation has found that students who sat this paper have performed just as we expected them to. This means there’s been no impact on grade boundaries.”

It is not the first time exam boards have had to take action following thefts of papers or the vans transporting them.

In 2003, AQA had to  rewrite papers  for half a million students after a Parcelforce van was stolen. 

In 2005, a rewrite on  a similar scale  was required because papers were stolen from one van and lost from another.

Another theft of a  Parcelforce van  in 2008 prompted the rewriting of 46 papers, and AQA had to rewrite a batch of papers again in 2015 after the  same thing happened .

More recently, in 2019, AQA  had to replace  four exam papers already sent to schools after a batch was stolen from a van.

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