face action after the probe, and the university has cancelled the exam center at Azeezia. Authorities grew suspicious after the three students, who had earlier failed to clear the papers, se cured 95 per cent marks in the examination conducted in January. On comparing their answer sheets with previous ones, authorities found a mismatch in their handwriting.
The questions papers are delivered online just before the exams. It is suspected that the printout of the question paper and answer book were handed over to someone else, who wrote the exam. Later, the answer books were returned. The field where the registration number has to be recorded was separated from the answer books.
Each answer book has 56 pages. The part where the registration number was recorded has been separated from the answer book, and both were enclosed in separate envelopes before forwarding them to the University for Evaluation. After the university had returned the answer books, authorities found a mismatch in the barcodes on the registration number slip and the answer book. During further probe, the three students reportedly admitted that the handwritings on the answer books were not theirs.
