Ministry of Education reaffirms commitment to fair and secure Grade XII exams
17 social media accounts and groups on platforms such as X, Telegram, and WhatsApp referred to the Cybercrime Combating Department for spreading false information and circulating fabricated exam questions
The Ministry of Education has reaffirmed its dedication to ensuring a fair, transparent, and secure environment for the upcoming Twelfth Grade final exams, set to begin on Wednesday.
In a statement, the Ministry stressed the importance of discipline and adherence to regulations to maintain the integrity of the educational process.
It emphasized the strict enforcement of exam regulations and accountability measures to uphold fairness and credibility, reports Al-Jarida daily.
As part of its oversight efforts, the Ministry has referred 17 social media accounts and groups on platforms such as X, Telegram, and WhatsApp to the Cybercrime Combating Department for spreading false information and circulating fabricated exam questions.
The Ministry is working closely with security agencies to monitor social media during the exam period and swiftly address any attempts to spread rumors or disrupt the process.
Students have been urged to follow the rules of examination committees, respect supervisors’ instructions, and strictly avoid bringing mobile phones or smart devices into exam halls.
Students and parents are also advised to rely only on official sources for information and to ignore unverified content. The Ministry highlighted that true success stems from hard work, discipline, and respect for the rules, and it remains committed to supporting students throughout this critical academic phase.
