Student exam score increases from 46 to 117 after re-evaluation
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A student's exam score was significantly increased after multiple re-evaluations revealed a serious grading error by Calicut University.
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- Jesmi Johnson, an MA Economics student at Panampilly Memorial Government College, initially received 46 marks in her second-semester microeconomics paper.
- Following multiple re-evaluations requested due to discrepancies, the score was raised to 79, then 105, and finally 117.
- Calicut University Vice Chancellor P. Ravindran stated that the institution will seek an explanation from the evaluators responsible for the initial errors.
- The university is considering strict action if the teachers' explanations are found to be unsatisfactory.
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