Dibyojyoti Saha, a student of Section-K (English Version) of Wills Little Flower School and Birshreshth Noor Muhammad Public College (Batch 25), has recently come under scrutiny after reportedly being caught using an AI tool during an examination. Despite the allegation, he secured notable positions in several competitive admission tests, including 3rd place at Chittagong University, 119th position at Jagannath University, and also earned an opportunity at AFMC. The incident has sparked widespread discussion on the credibility of examination systems and the effectiveness of monitoring mechanisms in high-stakes academic assessments.
According to Dibyojyoti himself, the issue goes far beyond a single individual. He claims that hundreds of students allegedly exploit unfair methods and misuse technological processes without being detected, ultimately crushing the dreams of deserving candidates who rely solely on merit and hard work. His statement has intensified calls for stricter supervision, transparent investigations, and ethical accountability to ensure fairness and restore public trust in the country’s competitive examination and university admission processes.
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