‘Students' future at stake’: CJP seeks re-test after alleged glitches in Bombay HC clerk exam
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke has demanded a re-test for the Bombay High Court clerk recruitment exam following reports of widespread technical failures. Candidates alleged that faulty hardware and server issues caused them to be logged out and marked as failed.
Why it matters
Recurring technical glitches in high-stakes government recruitment exams undermine public trust in the fairness and efficiency of the selection process.
NEW DELHI: Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke has demanded Bombay HC clerk recruitment exam to be conducted afresh after alleged technical glitches triggered concerns among candidates.While talking to reports, Dipke said candidates informed him that several computers developed problems soon after they began the test, with some reporting non-functional mice while others faced faulty keyboards."Students just informed me that they had a High Court exam this morning. As soon as they sat down to take it, they discovered that for some, the mouse wasn't working, and for others, the keyboard was faulty," Dipke said.He claimed that within around 10 minutes, a majority of the candidates were logged out and subsequently declared failed.Calling the incident a "failure of the system and the government", Dipke questioned the authorities' preparedness to conduct online examinations.‘Students’ futures are at stake’Dipke alleged that when candidates raised complaints at the examination centre, they were told…
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