The authorities have decided to reinstate the 'silent expel' system in this year’s Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examinations to strengthen discipline and transparency. According to the recently issued examination management policy, a candidate may be silently expelled for violating rules or using unfair means even without being caught in the act. In such cases, the student will not be immediately aware of the expulsion, but their answer script will later be considered canceled.
The policy defines silent expulsion as a measure applicable when a candidate talks, turns their head, looks at another’s paper, or behaves suspiciously during the exam. Invigilators must record the incident in a confidential form and submit the reported answer script separately in a red-marked packet to the exam controller’s office. The reasons for silent expulsion must be detailed in the observer’s report.
The policy further states that silently expelled students may continue to sit for subsequent exams, but their answer scripts must be submitted separately with attached reports. Education board officials believe this method will help maintain order and curb malpractice in public examinations.
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