Science subjects papers leaked in Sindh cities

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2024-05-04T21:05:24+05:00 News Desk

It appears that the Sindh government is not taking concrete steps to eliminate cheating and leakage of papers from the province as more such incidents were reported from different cities of the province on Saturday, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.


Chemistry paper leaked at Kandiaro


Chemistry paper for class 10th was leaked at several examination centers in Kandiaro.


There were reports of paper leakages from several centers in the city, including Boys High School and Girls High School.


The students solved the paper by looking at their cellphones as the paper was shared on WhatsApp.


However, the administration acted like a mute spectator.


It even did not allow media personnel to visit the centers for the coverage of the exam.


Biology paper leaked in Larkana  


Same was the situation in Larkana where Biology paper for class 9th was leaked well before the start of the exam.


Despite ban, students brought with them their cellphones to the examination halls.


And as was the case yesterday, students solved the paper by looking at WhatsApp, and that, too, only in 15 to 20 minutes rather than in two hours and 45 minutes.


Cheating by students in such a brazen manner exposed the tall claims made by the Larkana Education Board that it is making efforts to curb this practice.


Physics paper leaked in Khairpur


As was the case in other Sindh cities, it was the cheating mafia that called the shots in Khairpur.


Students solved the Physics paper for class ninth and class 10th without any fear of getting caught.


Even the invigilators assisted the students in solving the paper.


Sukkur Board chairman’s surprise visit to examination centers proved to be a publicity stunt as the cellphones which had been snatched from the students in his presence were soon returned to them after he left these centers.


 


 


Reporters: Imtiaz Solangi, Abdul Khaliq Mugheeri and Waqar Hussain Mangi

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