Almost six months after a question paper leak hit the All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE), the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has few answers on what really went wrong.
According to an interim report submitted by the three- member probe committee — instituted by the CBSE chairman — the paper was leaked either at the printing press or at a centre from where question papers were distributed.
“ The committee has ruled out the involvement of any board employee,” CBSE chairman Vineet Joshi said. The final report of the committee is expected at the end of this month, he added.
According to sources, the final report will be not be too different in its findings.
The probe committee, which was constituted immediately after the leak, is headed by Professor Phalguni Gupta of IIT Kanpur and also has Delhi University’s former controller of examination B. S. Garg, and the CBSE’s controller of examinations M. C. Sharma as its members.
The committee has already been given more than two deadline extensions to submit its final report with recommendations on how a question paper leak can be prevented in the future.
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