The result of the entrance test held for medical colleges in Rajasthan has resulted in a major controversy as a large number of answers given in the key have turned out to be wrong. Parents of candidates are demanding a CBI inquiry smelling a scam. The Rajasthan government has set up a four-member committee to probe the fiasco of the examination conducted by the Rajasthan University of Health Sciences (RUHS) in Jaipur.
The RPMT 2014 answer key has been revised for the second time by the Rajasthan University of Health Sciences, leaving over 40,000 candidates in a state of deep confusion. This is the third time that the authorities have published the answer key where 86 questions have been found to be wrongcompared to the previous revision were 59 questions were wrong.
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A petition was filed in the court seeking an inquiry by Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) or a former judge of the HC. The vacation bench of the HC will be hearing the matter on Tuesday.
The petition has been filed by one Prashant Gautam and the petitioner’s lawyer Rampratap Saini informed court that the Gautam scored 96 per cent marks in the RPMT Exam but was not selected due to irregularities in the result declaration by RUHS.
The petitioner’s lawyer also informed court that 16 bonus marks were awarded to applicants who appeared in the exam held on May 28 while 76 bonus marks were awarded to students who appeared for the same exam held on May 29.
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It was also alleged that 86 questions were deleted before issuing the result. Besides, even an applicant scoring 628 marks has been put at the 1154th position in the merit while an applicant scoring 548 marks has been awarded with 346th position in the merit list.
The petition also divulged that the answers to around 30 questions were wrong. Based on these anomalies, the petitioner had requested the court to order an inquiry by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) or a former judge of the high court so as to punish the accused.
The court will be hearing the matter on Tuesday. Notably, the state government has also formed a four member committee to inquire into the complaints of irregularities in the result of RPMT-2014 Exam.
Mr Brijesh Maheswari, Director, Allen Kota, says that RUSHRAJ needs to re-examine its examination process.
“How could they let such mistakes to happen?” He asked. “It is better to retake the exam then be under the suspicion of wrong questions”
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