Maharaja Suhel Dev State University Question Paper Error

Students of Maharaja Suhel Dev State University in Uttar Pradesh found themselves perplexed during their recent exams when they discovered that question papers were not available. The incident, which occurred during the fourth semester MSc Sanskrit exam and later during the history exam, left students and administrators scrambling for solutions.

During the master’s exam in ancient history, which was scheduled to start at 8 a.m., students were shocked to find that the questions were missing. After 45 minutes of confusion, the center administrators, thanks to their quick thinking and action, managed to obtain the questionnaire via WhatsApp from the university management. Administrators quickly printed the document and distributed it to candidates, averting a potential crisis.

This was not the first time such a mistake had happened at Maharaja Suhel Dev State University. Earlier, during the fourth semester MSc Sanskrit exam, the exam centers were given plain paper envelopes instead of receiving question papers. As a result, the exam had to be canceled, prompting the vice-chancellor to seek a report from the registrar regarding the incident.

The university’s oversight in the printing of examination papers not only disrupted the examination process, but also significantly undermined the credibility and effectiveness of the university’s administrative procedures. This recurring issue has raised serious concerns among students and faculty members, and the Vice-Chancellor has convened a meeting of the examination committee to address it and ensure that such lapses do not occur in the future.

Maharaja Suhel Dev State University, located in Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh, has a wide network of affiliated colleges totaling 438. These colleges offer undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs in various faculties including agriculture, arts, commerce, education, law and science. However, incidents such as the recent question response error highlight the urgent need for improved coordination and oversight to maintain the integrity of the review process and preserve the university’s reputation.