Comilla University has expelled 12 students for one semester after finding them guilty of using unfair means during final examinations. The decision was finalized at the university’s 107th syndicate meeting on December 28, following recommendations from the disciplinary committee. In addition, one student’s internship report was canceled for proven forgery, and another was ordered to retake an entire course due to malpractice during an improvement exam.

The expelled students belong to various departments including Physics, English, ICT, Economics, Archaeology, and Mass Communication and Journalism. The university administration stated that it remains uncompromising about maintaining examination integrity and academic discipline. It emphasized that no leniency will be shown toward unethical acts such as cheating or forgery.

According to the administration, the expelled students will not be allowed to sit for exams with their current batch and must continue their studies with the next batch, reinforcing the university’s strict stance on academic misconduct.