Hyderabad, June 12 -- Law students at Osmania University have alleged major discrepancies in the evaluation process, even as the university has dismissed the claims.

Students in their third and fifth year of the LLB programme said their grades increased significantly after about 1,000 answer sheets were submitted for revaluation. According to a Times of India report, around 200 students who had reportedly failed or received passing marks were given 70 to 90 marks out of 100 with A or B grades after revaluation.

With the support of All India Lawyers' Union (AILU) and the Law Students Federation of India (LSFI), students have raised concerns and demanded a probe into the process.

'Either university was negligent or deliberately failed' ...