Empty Struct gets populated with no apparent pattern in C - c

Question

I am currently trying to create a method to populate student with data, while having it inside an array of student, in order to be able to process its data with ease later on.
I have created two structs:
typedef struct{
char email[100];
char name[100];
char age[100];
char score[100];
}student;
typedef struct{
student *array;
}student_Array;
Then, within main(), I would declare them to be populated right after, using the Student Score Data.txt:
|NAME|E-MAIL|AGE|SCORE
|James|James#gmail.com|20 Years Old|20/50
|Charlie|Charls#gmail.com|21 Years Old|23/50
|Parker|prak#gmail.com|22 Years Old|26/50
int main(){
char fileName[100];
printf("Please enter file name:\n");
scanf("%[^\n]",fileName);
char *contents = readFileRaw(fileName); //Student Score Data.txt
student_Array students;
students.array = malloc(sizeof(student) * 100);
if(contents != NULL)
Fill_Contents(contents, students); //Method to fill the structs using the text file.
else
printf("its empty\n");
free(contents)
...
...
}
However, after at some point, I have noticed that specifically one of the parameters, students.array[0].name was populated with a part of the text file when I have not.
Note that all the other parameters of the same index, email, age and score was behaving normally, and so did all of the parameters on greater indexes.
Here is what the terminal printed after it has assigned its values:
STUDENT 0 INFORMATION:
student 0's age is 20 Years Old
student 0's name is Old|23/50
|Parker|prak#gmail.com|35 Years Old|26/50/50James
student 0's email is └James#gmail.com
student 0's score is 20/50
STUDENT 1 INFORMATION:
student 1's age is 21 Years Old
student 1's name is Charlie
student 1's email is Charls#gmail.com
student 1's score is 23/50
STUDENT 2 INFORMATION:
student 2's age is 35 Years Old
student 2's name is Parker
student 2's email is prak#gmail.com
student 2's score is 26/50
At first, I assumed it had to do with the Fill_Contents() method that I had created has some error, but it became clear that it was not the case.
By removing from main() the above mentioned method, it printed this:
STUDENT 0 INFORMATION:
student 0's age is
student 0's name is Old|23/50
|Parker|prak#gmail.com|35 Years Old|26/50/50
student 0's email is └
student 0's score is
STUDENT 1 INFORMATION:
student 1's age is
student 1's name is
student 1's email is
student 1's score is
STUDENT 2 INFORMATION:
student 2's age is
student 2's name is
student 2's email is
student 2's score is
It has now suddenly appeared as if regardless of being assigned or not using the Fill_Contents(), it would have been already populated with Old|23/50|Parker|prak#gmail.com|35 Years Old|26/50/50 for unknown reason.
My only suspect now is at the students.array = malloc(sizeof(student) * 100);, where it could have been something related to the memory, but I have no idea how to move on from here.
I hope this has been clear, and I hope someone could help me with this.
I'm new to c, so apologies if I missed out on something.