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What will be the most common cheating method detected in KCSE 2024?
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Use of mobile phones • 25%
Collusion with supervisors • 25%
Leakage of exam papers • 25%
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KNEC Introduces Tough New Anti-Cheating Rules for 2024 KCSE Exams, Including Personalized Papers and Phone Ban
Oct 5, 2024, 05:26 AM
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has launched the 2024 National Examinations and introduced stringent measures to combat cheating in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exams. The new rules include personalizing examination papers to make each unique to individual candidates, rotating supervisors, and banning mobile phones for invigilators, centre managers, and candidates during the exams. These steps aim to enhance the integrity of the examination process amid concerns over malpractice.
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