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Along with the result declaration, the board has also allowed the students or teachers to raise disputes against any discrepancies found in the result. The candidates can raise objections until March 26, 2022.
CBSE Term 1 Class 10 Result 2021 has been released by CBSE on March 12, 2022. Along with the result declaration, the board has also allowed the students or teachers to raise disputes against any discrepancies found in the result. The candidates can raise objections until March 26, 2022. After the evaluation, the final result will be released by CBSE. After the declaration of CBSE Term 1 Class 10 Result 2021, various students have claimed on Twitter that there were many errors in the Odia question paper. The students have also claimed that no grace marks were given to them for the incorrect questions. As per the students, there were about 12 wrong questions in the CBSE Term 1 Odia Exam.
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Not only this, but the CBSE English question paper also sparked controversy for supporting the regressive notions and promoting gender stereotypes. After the objections, CBSE has decided on December 13 to drop the comprehension passage in the English paper. Meanwhile, the students will be awarded full marks for the passage question. Amid all the errors raised, the students who appeared for CBSE Class 10 Odia exam demanded Justice.
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Many students took the matter to Twitter expressing their thoughts and concern. One of the students tweeted that there were 12 wrong answers in the Odia paper answer key for which there were no corrections done. This shows the negligence of CBSE towards the Odia language and demonstrates the loss of students who chose Odia as their second language. The students also requested to consider the matter and asked for Justice. Another user tagged Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan and CBSE in her Tweet saying that the students who appeared for the Odia paper have scored very low marks due to the evaluation error. Most of these students have scored full marks in the other subjects and hence, it is requested to rectify the marks.
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