The Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) has filed an FIR following reports of a Class 9 exam paper leak from a school in Dimapur. The incident came to light after images of leaked question papers spread across social media during the Phase II Class IX Final Examination 2025.

NBSE Acts Immediately After Reports Surface Online

In its official statement on Monday, the board confirmed that it has taken serious note of the matter and launched urgent action by registering a police complaint.
NBSE has also appealed to the public to avoid sharing unverified information, cautioning that such posts may mislead students, disturb public order, or hinder the ongoing investigation.

Four Subject Results Put on Hold

While exams for the remaining subjects will continue as planned, the board has directed all registered schools to withhold results for the following papers:

• English

• Social Science

• Science

• Alternative English

NBSE further stated that a re-examination may be conducted, either across the state or in specific districts, depending on how far the leak has spread.

Further Action Depends on Police Investigation

The board confirmed that next steps will be taken based on the investigating agency’s findings, ensuring accountability and maintaining the credibility of the examination system.

DNSU Demands Strong Action Against Responsible Teacher

The Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) has strongly condemned the alleged leak of Class 11 question papers.
In its statement, the union demanded the immediate termination of the teacher accused of involvement and urged authorities to take strict legal action without delay.

DNSU also issued a clear warning to:

• Teachers

• Tutors

• Private coaching centers

The union said it will not tolerate favouritism or any intentional leaking of examination papers, asserting that it will stay alert and expose unethical practices that harm students.