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The Central Board of Secondary Education ( CBSE) quickly issued a clarification. According to the board, the QR code is meant ...

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The popular Internet prank, known as “rickrolling”, tricks users into opening the music video for the hit song by Rick Astley instead of the content they expect. It originated in the mid-2000s.

QR code is meant to be security feature “to verify the genuineness" of the paper in case of security-related suspicion, says CBSE, confirming there's no breach| India News ...

Did CBSE just Rickroll India? A security QR code on the Class 12 Mathematics question paper reportedly led students to Rick Astley's Never Gonna Give You Up. Know the board's response and the viral ...

CBSE clarified that the Class 12 maths exam paper QR code controversy does not affect exam security, after viral posts claimed scanning the code redirected students to a YouTube video.