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Varnika Gautam 23 April 2020

unfairs means

If someone pass through unfair means in the examination has used a source, is it crime?

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This discussion clarifies that using unfair means in examinations, such as cheating or using unauthorised sources, is considered a criminal offence. Those caught engaging in such practices are labelled as 'thieves', while those who evade detection may go on to secure positions like professors or officers. The post also touches upon the issue of false allegations and urges for factual context rather than riddles.

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Rupin Dhama 24 April 2020

yes,.. it is a crime.

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Dr J C Vashista (Advocate) 24 April 2020

When the examinee is caught red handed with evidence, it is an offence.

G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 24 April 2020

Those if caught are "Thieves", not caught may become "Professors" or "officers".

Varnika Gautam 24 April 2020

what if someone passes the false comment

Varnika Gautam 24 April 2020

of these false allegations

P. Venu (Advocate) 24 April 2020

What are the facts? What is the context?

Please avoid posting riddles.

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