As a recent participant in the CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) Class 12 board examination, I experienced first-hand the unfairness and inconsistency of the Physics paper. Sets 1 and 3 were unusually challenging to an extent that I believe, a local government school Physics teacher might struggle to solve. I, along with many of my peers, spent months preparing rigorously for this test only to face an extraordinarily complex paper, in direct contradiction to the standard exam difficulty.

Adding to this, there were disturbing rumours about an alleged leak of the Physics paper a day or two before the actual exam, causing chaos and anxiety among us students. If such security breach existed, it further undermines the fairness of the examination process.

We firmly believe that exams are meant to assess our understanding of subjects and shouldn't be a medium for creating difference among students through inaccuracies in test difficulty. The CBSE has a responsibility to ensure that all exam papers are of consistent complexity and transparently managed.

Therefore, we are calling on the CBSE to take these concerns seriously. We implore them to address this issue urgently by ordering a fair retest on the Class 12 Physics paper, thereby upholding the principles of fair and equal education. Sign this petition to stand in unity for equal and fair testing standards for every student.