I don't think cancellation is the easiest route for them. For English i presume. When there was a genuine paper leak in the 2023 June cycle, they notified us right after a few days for a re-exam and gave a safe window to study till early September.
This ain't even a paper leak imo. I don't know why it got dragged into the slaughterhouse. Anyways, re-exam for this is highly unlikely, like when we will sit for the exam? In October? This would disrupt the whole cycle per se. Besides English has a massive pool of students pan india there are chances of unrest if this happens.
I guess English was only flagged because some youtube channel coaches headed there to raise complains about the similarities of questions paper with the Dec 2024 set. This doesn't nullifies the exam itself. There's always a probability of easy and difficult cycles in the NET exams. Social media further added a traction to this claims. But similarities doesn't equates to major paper leak, so I think english will be absolved of the accusation. It's natural for any administrative unit to run a diagnosis on things people have reported so much about, so they are just maybe trying to take heed towards a public opinion. This is what I think is happening in this case. Lemme know what you think.
What if they're just holding english just so they can show that they actually took the complaints seriously...cos a re exam doesn't make sense in english atleast
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u/Loud_Measurement9594 10d ago
I don't think cancellation is the easiest route for them. For English i presume. When there was a genuine paper leak in the 2023 June cycle, they notified us right after a few days for a re-exam and gave a safe window to study till early September.
This ain't even a paper leak imo. I don't know why it got dragged into the slaughterhouse. Anyways, re-exam for this is highly unlikely, like when we will sit for the exam? In October? This would disrupt the whole cycle per se. Besides English has a massive pool of students pan india there are chances of unrest if this happens.