Unfair Means Notification in Class 11th
The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education has issued a notification regarding alleged instances of unfair means and misconduct by candidates in the Higher Secondary Part-1 (Class 11th) examinations for the 2023 Annual (Private)/Bi-annual session, as well as deferred cases from the 2021 Annual Regular session in the Winter Zone. The notification emphasises the gravity of the charges and invites the candidates to appear before a Committee for investigation and resolution.
Making the Notification Public:
The notification, issued from Jammu’s Rehari Colony, emphasises the gravity of the situation, encouraging the accused candidates to appear before the Committee. The claims vary from the employment of deceptive methods to misconduct in examination centres during the designated sessions. The candidates are directed to appear before the Committee at their own expense to defend themselves against the charges levelled, with a specific timetable set.
Examining and Defending:
The candidates are given the opportunity to defend themselves in front of the Committee, which will investigate the cases and make conclusions based on available documents and reports. The importance of candidates actively participating in the defence process is emphasised, as failing to appear results in the assumption that they have no defence to provide. The Sub-Committee’s conclusions will be considered final and binding on the candidates.
Conclusion:
The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education’s notification demonstrates its commitment to maintaining the integrity of the examination process. The Board aims to ensure a fair and just resolution of these cases by providing a platform for accused candidates to defend themselves against allegations of unfair means and misconduct. It reinforces the Board’s commitment to fostering a transparent and accountable academic environment.
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