Kerala DHSE Plus Two Physics Paper Leaked: Will There Be Re-Exam?

Physics paper of Kerala DHSE board was held yesterday as per the schedule and immediately after news of the paper having been leaked via WhatsApp was reported. While arresting the perpetrators of the crime is on top of the priority list for law makers, Kerala board authorities need to decide right now whether or not to hold a re-exam. The decision will come today.

Reports state that the paper was leaked and shared through WhatsApp messenger. There is no clarity yet on how and who are involved. Immediately after the case was registered, Higher Secondary Education director K Sudhir Babu said that “exam will be cancelled and re-exam will be held.” Whether this would affect the normal schedule of declaration of Kerala board result 2018 is also not clear.

When Thrissur district coordinator received the question paper on his WhatsApp then this news came into the light. K. Imbichikoya, Higher secondary Joint director Secretary was informed of the same. As soon as the High secondary officials received the information, the complaint was filed with the state police chief. The case is registered with the Kerala Cyber Crime police.

As per the reports it is stated that the questions received through the WhatsApp are in handwritten form.  And at the same time it is also stated that physics questions were similar to those of model exam which is conducted by some of the private tuition teachers in the Malabar region.

‘An investigation would be carried out and the culprits will be brought to books’  said Loknath Behra, state police Chief.

Question paper leaks are much too frequent this year. Mostly all the state boards have been hit by at least one case of paper leak. Few days ago, CBSE was on the list for the same reason.

Kerala DHSE Plus 2 examination started on March 07, 2018. Kerala plus 2 and plus one examination started together. They will continue till March 28 as per the official schedule. But in the month of February, the dates were rescheduled and the annual examination on March 12 is rescheduled to other working days due to a government holiday.

Revised Schedule of Kerala Plus one and Plus two Examination

Plus one Examination:

07 Mar 2018- History, Islamic History and Culture, Communicative English, ‘ Electronic Service Technology, Literature.
08 Mar 2018- Social Work, Biology, Computer Science, Business Studies, Electronics
13 Mar 2018- Part II Languages, Computer Information Technology, Part II Languages
14 Mar 2018- Geology, Statistics, Music
15 Mar 2018- Gandhian Studies, English Literature, Geography, Home Science, Sanskrit
19 Mar 2018- Economics, Journalism, Sanskrit
20 Mar 2018- Physics, Subsidiary
21 Mar 2018- Sociology, Philosophy, Anthropology
22 Mar 2018- Part I – English
26 Mar 2018- Political Science, Mathematics, Sanskrit Sahithya, Aesthetics
27 Mar 2018- Part III Languages, Psychology, Computer Application
28 Mar 2018- Accountancy, Sanskrit Sasthra, Chemistry

Plus two Examination:

07 Mar 2018- Social Work, Biology, Computer Science, Business Studies, Electronics, Subsidiary
08 Mar 2018- History, Islamic History and Culture, Communicative English, Electronic Service Technology
13 Mar 2018- Political Science, Mathematics, Sanskrit Sahithya, Literature
14 Mar 2018- Part III Languages, Psychology, Computer Application
15 Mar 2018- Accountancy, Sanskrit Sasthra, Chemistry, Main
19 Mar 2018- Part I – English
20 Mar 2018- Sociology, Philosophy, Anthropology, Main
21 Mar 2018- Physics
22 Mar 2018- Economics, Journalism, Aesthetics
26 Mar 2018- Part II Languages, Computer Information Technology
27 Mar 2018- Geology, Statistics, Music
28 Mar 2018- Gandhian Studies, English Literature, Geography, Home Science

The students from the Kerala board has suffered alot regarding their board exams. In the starting period of time the board came into the list due to the revised schedule of the board examination and now another mishappening happened and the physics paper of plus 2 has leaked. But luckily the board is in thought of conducting the re- exam later. So, don’t worry. We are hoping best for the further results.