MP Board Exam 2024: Over 70 Class 10, 12 students denied entry as school fails to issue admit card

NEW DELHI: Nearly 30 students were not allowed to appear for the Madhya Pradesh Class 10 board exam 2024 as a private school failed to issue their MP Board admit card 2024. Parents of the students protested in front of Archana Vidhyapeeth school in Dhar district and urged the government to take immediate action, as per reports.

“The Archana Vidyapeeth of Rajod is operated as a Higher Secondary School, but 31 students in class 10th and 44 students in class 12th are in trouble,” a parent told the ANI.

The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) started conducting the MP Board Class 10 annual exam 2024 from February 5. The reports said that the private school made a ‘fake’ promise to issue the admit cards on Monday morning. However, the students did not receive the hall tickets due to the school’s negligence.

The Madhya Pradesh Board started conducting the Class 12 board exams 2024 from today. Students have also expressed their concern and said that they do not want to waste a year because of the negligence of the school.

The state board is conducting the Hindi exam for Class 12 students today. As per the ANI report, district education officer Laxman Deora said that a letter regarding the non-issuance of MP Board admit card 2024 to Class 10 and 12 students has been sent to the concerned department and the MPBSE. Immediate action will be taken in this regard, he added.

In other news, the MPBSE rubbished the Class 10 Hindi paper leak rumours and said some anti-social elements are trying to mislead the students by spreading fake news on paper leak.