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Time of India
20-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
‘Manipulation' of JEE scores: HC wants probe to be expedited
New Delhi: Delhi High Court on Tuesday asked the director of the National Cyber Forensic Laboratory (NCFL) to expedite the investigation ordered in a petition filed by two candidates alleging manipulation of their scorecards in JEE (Main)-2025. The single judge bench of Justice Vikas Mahajan passed the order after being informed that the Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CFSL), to which the probe was initially ordered, did not have the logistics for conducting the investigation. "Accordingly, the director of NCFL is requested to ascertain the facts in terms of the questions posed by the court in the order dated May 14. The director is requested to expedite the investigation and furnish a report in a sealed cover on or before May 29, in view of the urgency since the result of JEE (Advanced)-2025 will be declared on June 2," the bench said. The court granted liberty to the director to ask for any further information or to inspect any record of National Testing Agency which is relevant to the controversy at hand. A letter received by the registrar general of the high court said that the Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) was the nodal agency under the ministry of electronics and information technology which has the facility to conduct the investigation. The counsel appearing for CERT submitted that even the said nodal agency did not have the mandate and capability of performing network forensics and server imaging. As the counsel suggested the name of NCFL for conducting the probe, the counsel appearing for the petitioners also agreed to the said suggestion. Two candidates approached the high court and alleged that the final scorecard with respect to the first session of the exam was manipulated. They submitted that the scorecards downloaded initially were no longer available on the website of National Testing Agency; instead, the allegedly manipulated scorecards with incorrect scores were uploaded. The agency submitted that there was no manipulation in the scorecard and that the scorecards were also sent through emails to both the candidates.
Indian Express
21-04-2025
- General
- Indian Express
JEE Advanced mock test link activated, registration to start from April 23
JEE Advanced Mock Test 2025: Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur has activated the link to JEE Advanced mock test ahead of the JEE Advanced scheduled on May 18. Qualified candidates can register for the mock test at the official website- and appear for the practice test. The online registration for JEE (Advanced) 2025 for JEE (Main) 2025 will start for the qualified candidates from 10 am onwards on April 23 and close on May 2, 2025 till 11:59 pm. The last date for fee payment of registered candidates is also May 5, 2025. JEE Main 2025 Results: These 3 students from Maharashtra score 100 percentile in session 2 As per the JEE Advanced exam pattern 2025, there will be two papers: Paper I & Paper II. Candidates have to compulsorily appear for both papers. The paper I and II will be conducted on the same day and their duration will be 3 hours each. How to register for JEE Advanced mock test? Step 1: Visit the official website, Step 2: Locate 'Resources' tab on the home page. Under it, check the section titled 'Practice Test for JEE Advance 2025' Step 3: Select paper 1 or paper 2 for practising mock test based on your preference Step 4: Finally, start the test to familiarise yourself with the interface and pattern. Candidates can also appear for the mock test by clicking here. Students can download the admit card for JEE Advance from May 11 to 18. The final answer key and results will be announced on June 2. JEE Main Result 2025 National Testing Agency announced the Joint Entrance Exam Main (JEE Main) session 2 result on April 19 at its official website. Ayush Singhal topped the exam by achieving All India Rank 1 in JEE Main exam. In the April 2025 Session 2 of JEE Main Paper 1, a total of 9,92,350 candidates appeared for the exam, including 6,81,871 females and 3,10,479 males. Among them, the General category had the highest number of candidates at 3,72,675 (2,50,849 females and 1,21,826 males), followed by the OBC category with 3,74,860 candidates (2,58,274 females and 1,16,586 males). The EWS category recorded 1,12,790 candidates (80,200 females and 32,590 males), SC had 97,887 (68,872 females and 29,015 males), and ST had the lowest number of candidates with 34,138 (23,676 females and 10,462 males). Once again, female candidates outnumbered males in every category.
