Assam paper leak row: Affiliation of 15 private schools suspended; 3 govt schools under scanner

Assam paper leak row: Affiliation of 15 private schools suspended; 3 govt schools under scanner

The Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB) has suspended the affiliation of 15 private schools across 10 districts for violating examination protocols.

India TodayNE
  • Mar 22, 2025,
  • Updated Mar 22, 2025, 10:08 PM IST

The Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB) has suspended the affiliation of 15 private schools across 10 districts for violating examination protocols and breaking the seal of Class 11 Mathematics question papers before the scheduled time, leading to a leak. 

Additionally, the state government is set to take action against three provincialized schools for similar violations.

According to an official notification, FIRs have been lodged against all 18 institutions involved in the malpractice. The affected private schools have been barred from admitting Class 11 students for the 2025–26 academic session until further notice. However, students currently appearing for their Class 11 exams will be allowed to continue their studies.

Private Schools with Suspended Affiliation

Sl. NoDistrictSchool Name
1BarpetaAzad Anchalik Jatiya Vidyalay, Palhazi
2BajaliBajali Academy Of Excellence Sr. Sec. School, Pathsala
3CacharEdith Douglas HS School
4CacharPresidency Sr. Sec. School
5DhemajiNCD Sr. Sec. School
6DhemajiSuvidya REM HS School
7HailakandiPschim Jonai Sr. Sec. School
8Kamrup MetroHailakandi Science Sr. Sec. School
9LakhimpurDr. Bhabendra Nath Saikia Sr. Sec. School
10MajuliBongalmara Academy Sr. Sec. School
11MajuliVivekananda Vidyalaya
12MajuliBagariguri Advance Academy Sr. Sec. School
13NagaonAlpha Beta Sr. Sec. School
14NagaonSAS International Model School
15NalbariAmbitious Sr. Sec. School

Government/Provincialized Schools Under Scrutiny

Sl. NoDistrictSchool Name
1DhubriLakhiganj HS School
2Kamrup MetroArya Vidyapith HS School
3KamrupRangia Girls' HS School

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The Board has instructed all concerned inspectors of schools to file police complaints against the erring institutions. Pending the outcome of the investigation, these schools will not be allowed to enroll new students for the upcoming academic session.

The ASSEB had earlier postponed the Class 11 Mathematics exam following reports of a possible question paper leak. The board is expected to announce further decisions on the rescheduled examinations and additional measures after its meeting on March 24.

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