The CAT kicked off amidst great excitement at various centres across India. However, major chaos has broken out with reports of servers crashing and students unable to take their exam.
Preliminary reports indicate the handiwork of some MNS youth appearing for the exam. It appears that the trigger for their action was a question in the Data Interpretaion set which had information about the different languages that 500 students studying in four different schools in Maharashtra spoke. Apparently, one of the questions corresponding to that set went along the lines of, "At least how many students speak Marathi?" with none of the answer choices reading 500. To make matters worse, the question had 0 as one of the options.
Incensed, these youth seem to have gone on a rampage damaging all examination servers they could lay their hands on. On being asked to comment, the Chairman of the CAT had this to say, "Aise bade exam mein aise chote chote cheezein hoti hai". A Cabinet Meeting has been called to address the issue and it seems that as a conciliatory tactic, Marathi in the question will be replaced by Tamil. The DMK is said to be monitoring the situation closely. More information as soon as more news breaks out......
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I pirticularly hate the chairmans statement.
That is totally absurd from IIMs These are the best management institutes; they ought to make things happen to perfection.
Oh boy! forget about perfection, the statement reflects the calous attitude they have towards it.
And look at the plight! they teach us leadership.......
I guess people are learning well from our politicians.
wah India wah....
t funny part is we had a course in which these very issues wer debated by a prof :p......but i blv tat t scope and scale of t roll out necessitates leniency :)
Haha, welcome to the phony news club. You've begun with a bang :)
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