This is the case with Veer Bahadur Singh Purwanchal University where, in response to an RTI application, it was revealed that some students had written the word ‘Jai Sri Ram’ and the name of a cricket player in the Pharmacy course exam. Despite this He received good marks.
Jai Sri Ram and the gate of the university are written in the exam. (Image credit: X/Facebook)
New Delhi: An RTI application revealed that a pharmacy course at ‘Jai Sri Ram’ and names of top Indian cricketers were written on the document during exams at state-run Veer Bahadur Singh Purvanchal (VBSP) University in India. Other countries At least the first four Sophomore students received 50% of the marks.
The Times of India reports that four students of a Diplomacy in Pharma course at a university in Jaunpur received marks despite answering questions incorrectly.
However, Hindustan Times reported that the number of such students could be as high as 18.
According to a report by NDTV, two university professors, Vinay Verma and Manish Gupta, were suspended for allegedly marking students on papers emblazoned with religious slogans and song lyrics.
The RTI application was filed by Devyanshu Singh, a former student of the university. He questioned the marks given to students and wrote a letter to the Prime Minister. The UP Chief Minister, Governor and Vice-Chancellor alleged that students who scored zero marks failed the exam because they agreed with university officials to score more than 60% marks.
According to a Hindustan Times report, the university formed the committee after UP Governor Anandiben Patel, who is also the university’s chancellor. Having ordered an investigation into the matter, Vice-Chancellor Vandana Singh said that the committee had ‘Said in the report that students received high scores’
NDTV reported in its report that it had seen a document with ‘Jai Sriram’ written in the middle of the answer regarding ‘Pharmacy is a profession’ The names of cricketers Hardik Pandya, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma were also written in the same reply.
According to the report, he confirmed that the committee had recommended termination of the services of the two professors. This has not yet been approved by the university’s executive committee.
VBSP Vice-Chancellor said: “Teachers have been warned. To prevent this from happening again,” the committee recommended the dismissal of the teachers involved. But this model code of conduct is effective. and will take further action after the termination.
