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CBSE exams are trending for reasons that go well beyond marks this year. After the Class 12 mathematics paper grabbed attention for a QR code that allegedly redirected users to Never Gonna Give You Up ...

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After concerns surfaced online, the Board clarified that the security of the examination process was not compromised.

Students online say scanning the QR code on the question paper leads to Rick Astley’s famous ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’ video.