British exam papers India bound
Thousands of exam papers from England will be sent to India later this year as part of the marking process.
Critics in England say the move is the latest example of cost-cutting by outsourcing, and will result in errors in exam marking and delays in results.
The exam board behind the initiative, AQA, told the BBC that no marking would take place in India and that the move would make marking more efficient.
There has been no comment from the firm in Madras that handles the papers.
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