NLAT Re-Test Paper Leaked, Complain Students

Update: 2020-09-14 09:17 GMT
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Certain students who took the re-test for National Law Aptitude Test (NLAT 2020) have come forward complaining that the exam paper was leaked during the exam. A student contacted LiveLaw, sharing a copy of the re-test, allegedly being circulated all over social media, while the exam was ongoing. After many students complained of technical glitched during NLAT 2020 exam last...

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Certain students who took the re-test for National Law Aptitude Test (NLAT 2020) have come forward complaining that the exam paper was leaked during the exam.

A student contacted LiveLaw, sharing a copy of the re-test, allegedly being circulated all over social media, while the exam was ongoing.

After many students complained of technical glitched during NLAT 2020 exam last Sunday, NLSIU decided to conduct a re-test. The same commenced at 12.30 today.  

"The exam started at 12:30 and on 12:52 the entire paper got leaked on various groups, we have no idea when the 'first cheater' got all the questions.

Getting the entire question paper on 12:52 could allow a candidate to further send it to his friends/ teachers who would comfortably do the questions ahead of time, there are thousands of advantages you could have after getting the ENTIRE PAPER at 12:52," a student told LiveLaw.

Some students also complained that they faced technical difficulties during the re-test.

NLAT 2020: Several Candidates Share Miseries Of Technical Glitches - Login/ Verification Issues; Answers Submitted Automatically Before Time

Following the complaints of NLAT re-test leak, NLSIU issued a statement that the malpractice of candidates copying and circulating questions on social media "does not affect the integrity of the exam as questions were already available to candidates after login".




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