Pakistan

B.Ed, M.Ed exams in Sukkur: Teachers or cheaters?

Teachers at Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai University cheat during their exams.

Web Desk April 18, 2012

SUKKUR: The sight of students cheating during their exams amid negligence of teachers has become a common sight, however on Wednesday, teachers in Sukkur were seen cheating openly.

According to a report by Express News, teachers taking their B.Ed (Bachelors in Education) and M.Ed (Masters in Education) exams at Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai University were found conveniently cheating. University officials too seemed to had turned a blind eye towards the illegal activity.

Three teachers were seen sitting on a single bench making it easier for them to cheat.

On the other hand, University Controller Barkat Qureshi said that steps are being taken in order to stop the practice of cheating.

COMMENTS (6)

kala_bacha | 12 years ago | Reply

@mehboob: Which US you talking there are no quotas people can apply for any state if they succeed the only difference is tution fees in- state vs. Out of state. So please don't fool people and read the quotas system which were introduced by Bhutto and people of pak is still suffering because people like you still supporting or enjoying the abuse of ill fitted system!

Khalid Pathan | 12 years ago | Reply Nothing new, It has been going on for the last thirty years in Sindh, the difference is that it has now engulfed our entire education system from secondary to the highest level, in every nook and corner of Pakistan, though with some exceptions. The winner is the influential class whose kids get the top positions in our civil service. On top of that the quota system and lateral entry into Superior Civil Services promoted incompetency and corruption at all levels in every institution. The standard of education has gone down so low and for such a long time that the very survival of Pakistan is in grave danger. This system has left no chance for hard working, honest and competent people of integrity from middle or lower middle class to be part of our Civil Service, It has only ensured a successful future for elite of this country. This system helps breed contempt, frustration and hate on linguistic and provincial ground. Our Apex court if interested in Pakistan's future must conduct a high powered judicial inquiry "Suo moto", into this failed education system which is leading Pakistan to failure. Such an inquiry must take submissions from overseas Pakistani's especially those who were once part of this system of education.

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mehboob | 12 years ago | Reply

@Salman Orangiwala: dude quotas are given around the world in India, UK, USA, etc. 70% of Sindh population lives in Sindh, so please stop complaining about quotas.

Ashar | 12 years ago | Reply

But the breaking news is this that Karachi is not far away from Sukker.

Salman Orangiwala | 12 years ago | Reply

Dont these people have the Rural quota already to land on a SARKARI job in Karachi . Now this free-for-all cheating .Wow ,talk about double dipping the popcicle .

aslam | 12 years ago | Reply

wooow, way to go.

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