Students appearing for the Plus-2 examinations on Saturday alleged they had out-of-syllabus questions worth 27 marks in the Physics subject.
As per the allegations, the students took the Physics paper on Friday as part of the ongoing exam conducted by the Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE). The full mark of the subject was 70. As per allegations, while writing their papers, the students came across some questions that were out of the syllabus.
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“After attending long questions, we went for 3-mark questions. There were 10 questions and we were asked to answer seven questions. Then we found two questions out of the syllabus. Had they been from the syllabus, we could have attempted them as well. Similarly, when we attempted 2-mark questions, we found 3 questions out of 10 beyond our prescribed syllabus,” alleged Sagarika Sahu, a student.
“In the Physics exam yesterday, we came across questions of 27 marks out of the syllabus,” said Sangram Sahu, another student.
No reaction was received from the CHSE.