The Karnataka Examination Agency (KEA) has decided not to take action against students trying to take the Karnataka General Entrance Examination (CET) and to capture by imitating her friends and at the last minute through a face recognition app based on QR code.
KEA studied II PUC there based on a report submitted by the university’s president.
“What appeared there since was that the student was unaware that she might appear on the CET after a failed II PUC examination. However, she masked her parents’ II PU results, but her parents determined that their daughter should appear on the CET. In order to make them willing to attend the CET.
KEA executive director H. Prasanna said the student was released. “In terms of humanitarianism, we decided not to act against her. The pressure from her parents prompted her to take such a desperate measure,” he said.
The incident occurred on April 17 at the Silver Valley Public PU Academy Examination Center in Malleswaram, after which the KEA ordered an investigation.
publishing – May 8, 2025 at 01:10 AM IST
