RBISE Chairman Cracks Down on Cheating in Intermediate Exams

The Chairman of the Rawalpindi Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (RBISE), Mohammad Adnan Khan, has taken a strong stance against cheating in the ongoing intermediate examinations. He emphasized the board's zero-tolerance policy towards the cheating mafia, ensuring that no unfair means would be tolerated during the exams.

Under the directive of Chief Minister Punjab, Maryam Nawaz, a comprehensive operation has been launched to crack down on any attempts to cheat. The Chairman, along with the Controller of examinations, is personally overseeing the examination centers to guarantee transparency and adherence to the law.

All necessary measures have been put in place to maintain a fair and transparent examination process. Stringent actions, including lodging FIRs, are being taken against any violations of the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and those involved in malpractice.

Visits to examination centers by district administration officers, in coordination with the Chairman and the Controller, are ensuring strict monitoring to prevent any irregularities. The board is fully committed to utilizing all available resources to uphold the integrity of the examinations.

With the Intermediate Examination Part-I scheduled to commence on May 7, the board has finalized arrangements to ensure a smooth and transparent conduct of the exams. The efforts of the Chairman, Controller of examinations, and the entire administration have been lauded for their dedication to maintaining the sanctity of the examination process.

The Rawalpindi Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education is resolute in its mission to combat cheating and uphold the principles of fairness and transparency in the ongoing intermediate examinations. With stringent measures in place and continuous monitoring of examination centers, the board is determined to provide a conducive environment for candidates to demonstrate their knowledge and skills without any unfair advantages.