Helping him navigate a leak of such magnitude was his senior, also a teacher in Sikar, who pored over the ‘guess paper’ with him, and convinced him this was the best course of action to ensure due process. Narrating the events to The Indian Express , the senior teacher, who did not wish to be identified, said, “He told me about the ‘guess paper’ around the same time he found out, about 6 pm on the day of the exam. We had to study it since it was a 150-page PDF. At the same time, students were calling us with their queries and to discuss the exam, which had just gotten over at 5 pm, so it took us some time to study the paper.” “We found that a total of 135 questions – 90 of biology and 45 of chemistry – which cover all the questions for the subjects, had appeared in the actual paper. We then approached some journalists in Sikar, who tried to understand things and told us that they could publish something if there was a complaint.…