BCU MCom students get wrong question paper
The Hindu
Thousands of Bengaluru City University (BCU) MCom students who reported to examination halls on Friday were given an incorrect paper. Many started to panic when they saw that the questions were not re
Thousands of Bengaluru City University (BCU) MCom students who reported to examination halls on Friday were given an incorrect paper. Many started to panic when they saw that the questions were not relevant to the study material and syllabus that they had prepared for.
Students immediately raised the issue with the invigilators. After the affiliated college principals also alerted BCU officials, the university sent another set of question papers to the examination centres through the secured portal. As a result, the examination began an hour late, at 11.30 a.m., with students attempting the new question paper.
According to the students the questions in the first paper were not related to the Strategic Accounting subject that was scheduled on Friday.
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