In Brief
The Supreme Court examined appeals challenging the answer key of a 2015 Rajasthan school lecturer examination where 18 questions had been deleted and others revised after expert review. Appellants contested the corrections, claiming some answers remained wrong. The Court held that the expert committee had thoroughly examined all objections and its answers were sound, found no error in disputed questions, and upheld the marks redistribution for deleted questions. However, the Court directed that all candidates—not merely the appellants—should have their results revised based on the corrected answer key, as the error lay with the examination body, not candidates.
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