Aspirants who appeared for the JKPSC 10+2 Lecturer Examination for Mathematics have raised serious concerns over the recently held exam, citing numerous discrepancies in the question paper. Candidates have formally requested the Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission (JKPSC) to conduct a re-examination, highlighting that a significant portion of the questions were either factually incorrect, had multiple correct answers.
According to students, the irregularities were not limited to a few questions but spanned a substantial portion of the paper, making it difficult for even well-prepared candidates to attempt it fairly. Multiple aspirants have reported that more than 10% of the question paper was compromised — a threshold that, as per JKPSC’s own business rules, mandates the conduct of a re-exam in such scenarios.
A representation has been submitted to the JKPSC by affected candidates, requesting immediate redressal and The aspirants also expressed hope that JKPSC will review the matter objectively and act in the interest of justice by announcing a re-examination for the Mathematics paper.
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