Chief Minister Hemant Soren announced this after a marathon cabinet meeting, also forming a committee headed by IAS officer Amitabh Kaushal to redesign the system. Many protesters, including hunger striker Devendra Mahto, celebrated; even getting a shoutout from activist Sonam Wangchuk, who called it a 'victory for everyone.' But the fight isn’t over: students still demand a CBI probe, which the government hasn't agreed to yet. Meanwhile, around 2,000 people who cleared the canceled exams are now protesting too; worried they’ll lose their jobs. The BJP is backing the students, saying a CBI probe would actually prove the government’s innocence if they’re clean. Raids are ongoing, and the CID hints there’s a bigger racket involved; details they’re not sharing yet. So while one big demand is met, the storm’s still brewing. If you’re preparing for state exams, watch this space; reforms are coming, whether you’re a protestor or a topper.