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Efforts underway for ending cheating trend in exams: says Controller BBISE

QUETTA: Controller Balochistan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Syed Abad Ullah Gharshainon on Tuesday
Published December 11, 2018

QUETTA: Controller Balochistan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Syed Abad Ullah Gharshainon on Tuesday said board has announced the schedule of matriculation, FA and FSC examinations.

He said that the effective measures would be taken for preventing students for using unfair means during the exams and the board would deploy experienced and honest staff for conducting examination, said a press release issued here on Tuesday.

He said that cheating trend in examinations was spreading like an epidemic and if not discouraged, it would ruin the career of upcoming generations.

He further said that the prevailing culture of cheating is not the failure of educational institutions or examination boards alone but shows the breakdown of social and moral values in society itself.

He said that conducting examinations under conditions of strict vigilance and monitoring was the board's foremost priority.

Copyright APP (Associated Press of Pakistan), 2018

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