The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education has also launched a helpline number for the convenience of applicants. Students will be counselled by experts to give them proper guidance related to stress management during the exams. The helpline number of the board is 1800-233-0175. This number will remain operational 12 hours a day, from 8 AM to 8 PM.
Meanwhile, a shocking incident has come to light from the Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh. Reports suggest that a total of 74 students in grades 10 and 12 missed their board exams after a private school failed to issue their admit cards. As per a report by ANI, the private school in question is the Archana Vidhyapeeth School, which didn’t issue admit cards to students even after the Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) released the admit cards in January.
The Madhya Pradesh Board exam for Class 10 started on February 5, while the Class 12 examination commenced on February 6, 2024. With the beginning of the board examinations, papers from various subjects are going viral on Telegram, misleading students and causing a stir online. However, during the investigation by the Bhopal Police, it was declared fake. Following the rumours of the circulation of board exam papers, the Education Department and MP Police are keeping a close eye to prevent any such incidents.
A picture of the MP Board’s class 10 Hindi paper was going viral on Telegram. However, in a recent development, the Madhya Pradesh Police have apprehended individuals for their involvement in this case. Moreover, students should be aware of the scam taking place on several Telegram channels, where people are accepting money by QR code and distributing fake question papers to students.
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