TNN | Jan 12, 2015
JAIPUR: It was a rude shock for candidates who appeared for the recruitment of medical officers (MO) in two separate categories organized by Rajasthan University of Health Sciences (RUHS) on Tuesday. There were over 20 same questions in the papers held in a gap of two hours for medical and dental categories.
JAIPUR: It was a rude shock for candidates who appeared for the recruitment of medical officers (MO) in two separate categories organized by Rajasthan University of Health Sciences (RUHS) on Tuesday. There were over 20 same questions in the papers held in a gap of two hours for medical and dental categories.
Most candidates were surprised as the two tests were held within a gap of two hours and more than 20 questions were exactly the same in both the papers.
Dr Pradeep Sharma, a candidate who appeared in the test for dental (MO) said: "The MO test for medical was organized from 9 am to 11 am and the test for dental (MO) was organized from 1 pm to 3 pm. As there was a two-hour gap between both the papers, those candidates who appeared in medical (MO) test could easily pass on the information about the questions appeared."
The RUHS, on the other hand, has released the list of selected candidates also.
Another candidate, Dr Amit Kumar Jain said, "It is understandable if there are two-five same questions. But there is always a suspicion when more than 20 questions are the same in the two papers held in a gap of two hours." He said that if more than 20 questions are same out of 100 questions, it raises a question on the authenticity of the test.
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