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HYDERABAD: Scores of students across semesters under Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University-Hyderabad (JNTUH) woke up on Tuesday morning to find they had scored zero in external exams
The JNTUH released the results of BTech semester exams that were held in examination centres in September/October 2020. But within minutes they were flooded with calls that students who had done well secured zero marks.
While JNTUH sources said the complainants could be in hundreds, officials quickly ordered a probe to find out what could have gone wrong.
“We have received complaints from three affiliated colleges stating that many of their students have raised an alarm over securing zero marks despite attempting the question paper well. So far, we have identified one evaluator who has done a faulty evaluation. We are in the process of scrutinising further and investigating more,” said Kamakshi Prasad, director, evaluation, J