The Objections Master Module allows candidates to raise objections for specific issues they encounter during or after an exam. 


Below is a comprehensive list of objection types that candidates can select while raising objections:


Question-related Objections

  • Incorrect Question:
  • The question contains errors, such as factual inaccuracies, unclear wording, or irrelevant context.
  • Ambiguous Question:
  • The question is vague or has multiple possible interpretations.
  • Out-of-Syllabus Question:
  • The question does not belong to the prescribed syllabus or topics.
  • Duplicate Question:
  • A similar or identical question appears more than once in the exam.

Answer Key-related Objections

  • Incorrect Answer in the Key:
  • The answer provided in the official answer key is wrong or misleading.
  • Multiple Correct Answers:
  • More than one answer is valid for the given question.
  • Discrepancy in Marks Allocation:
  • Errors in marking or scoring based on the provided answer key.

Exam Process-related Objections

  • Technical Issues:
  • Issues such as system crashes, lag, or disruptions during the online exam.
  • Timing Errors:
  • Incorrect timing allocation for the exam or abrupt exam termination.
  • Improper Invigilation:
  • Instances of unfair practices or inadequate monitoring during the exam.
  • Incorrect Instructions:
  • Confusing or incorrect instructions provided during the exam.

Result-related Objections

  • Incorrect Score:
  • The score displayed is not accurate based on attempted answers.
  • Ranking Discrepancy:
  • Errors in ranking or percentile calculation.
  • Incorrect Re-evaluation:
  • Errors after the candidate requested re-evaluation or re-checking.

Miscellaneous Objections

  • Language Issues:
  • Errors or discrepancies in the question or answer translation for multi-language exams.
  • Violation of Exam Guidelines:
  • Any activity that violates the rules or guidelines provided for the examination.
  • Unfair Questions:
  • Questions that are unfair, biased, or discriminatory in nature.


Steps to Raise an Objection

  • Log into the Portal: Access the Objection module through the candidate dashboard.
  • Select Objection Type: Choose the most relevant type from the above-listed categories.
  • Provide Details: Enter question/exam details, description of the issue, and any supporting evidence (if applicable).
  • Submit Objection: Complete the process by submitting the objection for review.
  • By categorizing objection types, candidates can raise concerns effectively, and administrators can address them systematically for a fair examination process.

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