FIVE YEARS FOR EXAM CHEATS
Examination
candidates, who are found guilty of malpractices such as cheating, face up to
five years’ imprisonment while any institution convicted of widespread
irregularities will be compelled to bear the cost of providing alternative
centres in addit…
Examination
candidates, who are found guilty of malpractices such as cheating, face up to
five years’ imprisonment while any institution convicted of widespread
irregularities will be compelled to bear the cost of providing alternative
centres in addition to its deregistration.
Institutions,
where half of the candidates are in breach of operating standard procedures
governing examinations, will