I have been seeing so many different kinds of posts, videos and what not about people sharing their results and one thing is for sure, there are a large number of students who didn't get the marks they deserved. This huge gap in marks is putting someone behind 75% which is lower than the JEE criteria, and will hurt others as well if their college considers class 12 marks in addition to class 10 marks and entrance results.

You cannot just say that our marks aren't important, if there is even a small chance of a discrepancy in the results we must ask for transparency and clarity. It is our right.

Now I'll come to the biggest problem of this entire fiasco, the divided students. Some people are making posts and videos mocking those who didn't pass/didn't scored what they had expected, perhaps it is because they got the marks they wanted. I got 90% and honestly I couldn't have asked for anything better since I'm fighting TB.

But I'm still making this post because something feels different this time, I've never seen this many posts of people complaining about their marks. I've been on reddit since 2023.

The students who got good marks are not even acknowledging this issue, maybe because they are scared of a nationwide reevaluation, or they genuinely believe that just because they got their expected marks, everyone else did as well.

I agree that not all the students are telling the gospel truth here, I saw many posts of students genuinely scared and convinced that they are going to fail, maybe their chances of failing even increased because the teacher cannot change the student's answer through a computer screen.

But even if 100 students are saying that they got 5% less than expected, we ought to listen to them and give them the benefit of the doubt. We cannot desert them like this

Don't let ReNEET supress the voices that are needed to be heard, it is not our fault that the ReNeet issue surfaced this time. It is unfortunate yes but if we stay together and support each other we can make the big news channels, youtubers and educators cover our issue as well.

My final request, no matter how much you scored, even if you didn't give board exams this year, even if you're not a student at all;

Please use your voice and platforms to make our issue heard.

I have been seeing so many different kinds of posts, videos and what not about people sharing their results and one thing is for sure, there are a large number of students who didn't get the marks they deserved. This huge gap in marks is putting someone behind 75% which is lower than the JEE criteria, and will hurt others as well if their college considers class 12 marks in addition to class 10 marks and entrance results.

You cannot just say that our marks aren't important, if there is even a small chance of a discrepancy in the results we must ask for transparency and clarity. It is our right.

Now I'll come to the biggest problem of this entire fiasco, the divided students. Some people are making posts and videos mocking those who didn't pass/didn't scored what they had expected, obviously because they got the marks they wanted. I got 90% and honestly I couldn't have asked for anything better since I'm fighting TB.

But I'm still making this post because something feels different this time, I've never seen this many posts of people complaining about their marks. I've been on this subreddit since 2023.

The students who got good marks are not even acknowledging this issue, maybe because they are scared of a nationwide reevaluation, or they genuinely believe that just because they got their expected marks, everyone else did as well.

I agree that not all the students are telling the gospel truth here, I saw many posts of students genuinely scared and convinced that they are going to fail, maybe their chances of failing even increased because the teacher cannot change the student's answer through a computer screen.

But even if 100 students are saying that they got 5% less than expected, we ought to listen to them and give them the benefit of the doubt. We cannot desert them like this

Don't let ReNEET supress the voices that are needed to be heard, it is not our fault that the ReNeet issue surfaced this time. It is unfortunate yes but if we stay together and support each other we can make the big news channels, youtubers and educators cover our issue as well.

My final request, no matter how much you scored, even if you didn't give board exams this year, even if you're not a student at all;

Please use your voice and platforms to make our issue heard.

I don't know what will happen to me this time, I was a topper my whole life who was used to overstudying and now this illness botched my board prep, I just hope my result is good enoughI'm the guy with tuberculosis and I wish you all the very best for the results, you will pass with flying colours

You can read my story here

I don't know what will happen to me this time, I was a topper my whole life who was used to overstudying and now this illness botched my board prep, I just hope my result is good enough for everyone to not judge me.

You can read my story here

COME BACK PLEASE

Translation: And when it was our turn, Tavullia and Revenlode disappeared