I am a biotech student facing immense pressure after the recent Class 12 physics 2026 exam. The time given for preparation was dreadfully insufficient, with only one day allocated for revision. As you can understand, juggling multiple subjects with such little buffer time is nearly impossible, and the difficulty of the physics paper this year made it particularly challenging. It was a stark departure from the 2024-2025 exams, where lenient correction and grace marks were provided.

Many students share my frustration and anxiety. The abrupt change in the correction method has only added to our stress. The class of 2026 deserves fair treatment and support in light of these circumstances. We relied on the prospect of equal consideration that previous batches received, where grace marks and lenient correction were part of the protocol to balance the fairness in evaluation.

The exam system should accommodate the well-being of students, ensuring that assessment methods are realistic given the timeline for preparation. It is unreasonable to expect students to attain peak performance with such onerous exam conditions. The difficulty of the physics paper, combined with the constrained timetable, deprived us of the opportunity to adequately display our full potential.

We are calling upon the education authorities to take immediate action in this regard. We urge them to adopt a lenient correction approach and grant grace marks to the Class 12 students who undertook the physics exam of 2026. This consideration will help level the playing field and provide a sense of equity, akin to what was granted to the previous batches.

Sign this petition to support our call for lenient correction and grace marks for the Class 12 physics exam of 2026. Let's stand together to ensure fairness in our education system and to safeguard the academic future of countless students affected by this issue.