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CBSE Dismisses Social Media Claims of Paper Leak

Press RoomBy Press RoomFebruary 17, 2025No Comments
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CBSE Dismisses 2025 Board Exam Paper Leak Rumors, Warns Against Misinformation

New Delhi – The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has categorically dismissed claims circulating on social media regarding the alleged leak of 2025 board examination papers. The board has labeled these rumors as "baseless" and designed to incite unnecessary panic among students, parents, and the wider educational community. The CBSE reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining the integrity and transparency of the examination process, assuring stakeholders that robust measures are in place to prevent such incidents. The board emphasized that the ongoing examinations are proceeding smoothly and fairly, urging students to focus on their preparations and ignore the unfounded rumors.

The CBSE’s statement comes in response to a surge of misinformation spreading across various social media platforms, including YouTube, Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), and others. These platforms have become breeding grounds for unsubstantiated claims about leaked question papers, creating undue stress and anxiety among students who are already under pressure to perform well in their board exams. The board’s swift and decisive action to debunk these rumors is aimed at restoring confidence in the examination system and preventing further dissemination of false information.

The board has issued a stern warning against those involved in propagating these rumors, stating that it is actively monitoring social media and collaborating with law enforcement agencies to identify and prosecute the perpetrators. The CBSE has reiterated that students found complicit in such activities will face severe consequences under the board’s stringent UNFAIR MEANS rules, which could include the cancellation of their current and subsequent three years’ worth of examinations for all subjects. Additionally, legal action may be pursued under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).

The CBSE has also appealed to parents to play an active role in mitigating the spread of misinformation. Parents are urged to advise their children against engaging with or believing unverified information circulating online. The board emphasizes the importance of relying solely on official communications disseminated through the CBSE website (www.cbse.gov.in) and verified public channels for accurate updates regarding the examinations. This emphasis on official channels aims to create a clear distinction between credible information and the unreliable rumors circulating on social media.

The board’s proactive approach to combating misinformation extends to legal action against those responsible for spreading false information. This firm stance aims to uphold the integrity of the examination process and deter future attempts to undermine the credibility of the board exams. The CBSE has underscored its commitment to ensuring a fair and transparent examination environment for all students, emphasizing that it will not tolerate any attempts to compromise the sanctity of the examination process.

The 2025 CBSE board examinations, which commenced on February 15th, involve approximately 44 lakh students from over 8,000 schools across India and abroad. The exams are a crucial milestone in the academic journey of these students, and the CBSE is committed to providing a level playing field for all. By proactively addressing the issue of misinformation and taking decisive action against those responsible, the CBSE aims to ensure that the board exams remain a credible and reliable assessment of students’ academic abilities. The examinations are scheduled to conclude on April 4th.

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