Archive · 2 Aug 2026
MLA Accuses Maharashtra Exams of Paper Leaks
A politician named Rohit Pawar says that some exams in Maharashtra might not be fair.
He says that students who did not do well in school can still get the best score in a big test.
He thinks that the test papers might have been leaked and that rich students get an advantage.
He wants the government to investigate and make the exams fair for everyone.
NCP (Shiv Sena) MLA Rohit Pawar alleges irregularities in Maharashtra recruitment exams.
He claims students scoring around 40% in board exams have achieved 100 percentile in MHT‑CET over the last three years.
Pawar says paper leaks in MPSC and other government exams have been proven and harm ordinary students.
He argues that money and corruption influence exam outcomes, benefiting wealthy candidates.
The MLA calls for action to address these alleged irregularities and protect students’ aspirations.
- Who
- Rohit Pawar, NCP (Shiv Sena) MLA
- What
- Allegations of exam paper leaks and 40% scorers achieving 100 percentile in MHT‑CET
- When
- Last three years, reported August 2, 2026
- Where
- Maharashtra, Raigad district
- Why
- To highlight corruption and protect ordinary students
- Alleged irregularities
- Paper leaks in MPSC and other exams
- Exam in focus
- Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT‑CET)
- Time frame
- Last three years
- Students affected
- 10 to 12 lakh annually
- Political party
- NCP (Shiv Sena)