Archive · 1 Dec 2025
Osmania University Denies Mass Copying Allegations
Osmania University has said that a video showing books falling from a storeroom at MS Degree College, Malakpet, is not related to any exams.
Some people on the internet thought it showed cheating, but the university says it was just old records falling by accident.
The police even checked and agreed that nothing wrong happened.
The university is very serious about fair exams and will punish anyone who does something bad.
The college's management also said the same thing and explained that the exam was on a different floor.
So, everything is okay, and there was no cheating.
Osmania University clarified that a viral video showing books falling from a storeroom is unrelated to ongoing examinations.
The incident involved old records accidentally slipping from a storeroom shelf at Telangana Social Welfare Residential Women’s Degree College, Chaitanyapuri, Saroor Nagar.
The B.A. Economics III Semester exam was conducted on 28 November, and the video was misinterpreted as showing mass copying.
Local police inspected the storeroom and verified that no malpractice had occurred during the examinations.
Osmania University reiterated its commitment to examination integrity and transparency, stating it will take action against any negligence or malpractice.
- Who
- Osmania University and MS Degree College, Malakpet
- What
- Denial of mass copying allegations and clarification about a viral video
- When
- 28 November (exam date), subsequent days (clarification and investigation)
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana, India
- Why
- To address misleading reports and social media posts alleging mass copying during examinations
- Institution
- Osmania University
- College
- MS Degree College, Malakpet
- Incident Date
- 28 November
- Exam Conducted
- B.A. Economics III Semester
- College Involved in Video
- Telangana Social Welfare Residential Women’s Degree College, Chaitanyapuri, Saroor Nagar
- Action Taken
- Police inspection and verification of examination arrangements
- University's Stance
- No mass copying occurred; video shows accidental fall of old records