The Copycat Culture of Examination Malpractice The recent Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) paper leak is just the latest in a long string of incidents that highlight the deep seated problems within India's examination system.
This case, however, stands out for its brazenness and disturbingly familiar pattern. At its core, the TET paper leak illustrates how easily corruption can seep into secure systems.
In this instance, two employees at an Agra based printing press were allegedly paid Rs 8,000 each to smuggle out question papers hidden in their shoe insoles.