The Rajasthan 10th-12th board exam results of 12,035 students were found to be flawed due to negligence in copy checking...

A strange case has come to light from Rajasthan. The results of 12,035 students in the 2025 10th and 12th board exams conducted by the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (BSER), Ajmer, were significantly manipulated. For example, the marks students received were not actually reflected in their results. This discrepancy occurred during the evaluation of the board exam answer sheets.

Let's find out what the entire matter is. How many students took the board exams? How did this discrepancy come to light? What action should be taken next?

In these cases, teachers did not check many questions. This has led to discrepancies in the results of over 12,000 students.

The matter came to light when students applied for re-evaluation.
In fact, this entire matter came to light only after students took the initiative. Students who took the Rajasthan 10th and 12th board exams applied for re-evaluation. Following the application, the board re-examined the answer sheets, and the matter came to light. Following this, the board has also swung into action.

7,410 10th-grade students' marks changed
The Rajasthan Board originally released the 10th-grade results on May 28th. According to reports, a total of 1,071,460 students appeared for the 10th-grade exam. Of these, 26,597 students applied for re-evaluation, of which 7,410 students' results have been changed.

Similarly, 578,164 students appeared for the 12th-grade Arts exam. Of these, 6,255 students applied for re-evaluation. Of these, 1,469 students' results have been changed. Meanwhile, 272,138 students appeared for the 12th-grade Science exam. Of these, 11,314 students applied for re-evaluation, of which 2,966 students' results have been changed.

Negligence by over 500 teachers has come to light, and action will be taken.
In this entire case, negligence by over 500 teachers has been exposed. The Board is now preparing to take action against these teachers. According to reports, the Board has divided these negligent teachers into three categories, with 200 teachers accused of serious negligence. Disciplinary action will be taken against them, while action is also proposed against the remaining teachers.

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