BSEB taking steps to redress complaints of students : Chairman

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Patna : Amid protests over glaring discrepancies in results of  Intermediate examinations declared on June 6, 2018, Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) chairman Anand Kishor on June 11, 2018,  assured the students that steps were being taken to redress their complaints.

The students who feel they have secured less marks than what they expected can apply for scrutiny wherein any anomalies in evaluation would be detected and set right. They can apply online, he said. He said there is a separate column wherein a candidate can state whether he or she has cleared the JEE or NEET. Scrutiny claims of those who have passed these tests would be decided on a priority basis.

The BSEB chairman was replying to questions by journalists in presence of CM Nitish Kumar and some other members of the state cabinet. The chief minister had asked him to respond to queries of scribes regarding about glaring discrepancies that have come to light in the results wherein some candidates reportedly got more marks than the aggregate and some others said that their marks sheet mentions scores of subjects they had not opted for.

Meanwhile, agitation by students over the issue continued as hundreds of them thronged the office of BSEB.