Archive · 19 Jun 2025
Bengaluru School Faces FIR for Student Transfer Scheme
A school in Bengaluru is in trouble.
They sent some of their students to a different school to take a big test, maybe to try to make the school look good.
But the kids didn't get the normal school grades at the new place, so they failed the test.
The parents are upset because they paid for the first school.
The police are now looking into what happened.
Saint Mary's Girls' High School in Bengaluru is facing an FIR.
The school allegedly transferred Class 10 students to a government school.
Parents claim the move caused students to fail board exams due to missing internal assessment marks.
Students were reportedly told their exam center changed.
Parents allege the school enrolled the students as orphans without their knowledge.
- Who
- The principal and management of Saint Mary’s Girls’ High School, parents, and affected students.
- What
- Saint Mary’s Girls’ High School is accused of transferring students to a government school without parental consent, allegedly leading to exam failures.
- When
- An FIR was filed on Thursday.
- Where
- Bengaluru, India.
- Why
- Allegedly to ensure a 100% pass rate, though it resulted in students failing exams.
Parents
Saint Mary's Girls' High School
Student Transfers
Parents
Students were transferred without consent and deprived of internal assessment marks.
Saint Mary's Girls' High School
The school has not yet commented on the allegations.
- School Name
- Saint Mary’s Girls’ High School
- City
- Bengaluru
- Grade
- Class 10
- Complaint
- Parents filed complaints
- FIR Filed
- Yes
- Students Failed
- At least 10
