555 out of 100, not the oddity it seems

In psychology, the gestalt principle outlines that 'the whole is more than the sum of its parts'. Meanwhile, in the mind-boggling world of quantum physics, weird things like objects being in two different places at the same time is deemed quite natural. Joining these and other perfectly rational but nonetheless weird phenomena that only domain experts understand - and can venture to explain - is the matter of Munger University in Bihar awarding an arts student 555 marks for his graduate part 3 exam. What is odd for most people is that Dilip Kumar Shah has got his 555 out of a total 100 marks. But before you dismiss this as another of Mungerilal ke haseen sapne, we are sure there's a perfectly rational explanation for someone to get 455 more marks than a maximum 100 - under certain conditions.

University authorities have mumbled that this was a mistake due to the pressure of declaring results on time as the date was already pushed back twice. But as domain experts - and well-wishers of Dilip - we believe that his 555/100 marks is due to a breach of the space-time continuum that took place for a few hours at the latitude of 24.9195° N and longitude of 86.2247° E - that is, in the town of Jamui where the student was taking his exam at KKM College - resulting in both gestalt and quantum to reflect in his marks.