Paper Heist: A Comparative Study of CAT 2003 , BSSC 2017 and NEET 2024 Scams in Bihar

Authors

  • Vinita Priyedarshi Department of Political Science, Patna Women’s College

Keywords:

Community Accountability, Education Mafia, Modus Operandi, Paper Leak

Abstract

Bihar is a state with rich historical legacy in education, but in recent years, systemic flaws have marred it, especially the examination processes. This paper examines the phenomenon of Bihar emerging as an epicenter of examination scams and paper leaks by identifying its causes, mechanisms, and implications. Rooted in socio-economic disparities, political corruption, and administrative inefficiencies, these malpractices have undermined the credibility of the state's education system. Based on a detailed case study analysis, media reports, and policy reviews, this research work analyzes the impact of such scams on students, educators, and society at large. Moreover, it provides a strategic framework for reform that is built around transparency, technological intervention, and community accountability to regain the lost trust and integrity of the examination system in Bihar. By surpassing these hurdles, the research will add to the larger debate regarding ethical governance and educational reforms in India.

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Published

2025-07-04

How to Cite

Priyedarshi, V. (2025). Paper Heist: A Comparative Study of CAT 2003 , BSSC 2017 and NEET 2024 Scams in Bihar. QUEST - A Peer Reviewed Research Journal, 3(1). Retrieved from https://questjournal.in/index.php/quest/article/view/66

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