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The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has recently issued a strong warning to all candidates regarding the sharing or discussion of exam papers. This comes in the wake of the new legal provisions that impose stricter penalties on individuals involved in leaking or circulating exam content.
Under the new law, sharing exam papers, discussing questions on social media, or distributing them through unofficial channels is considered a serious offense. Violators may face legal action, including disqualification, fines, or imprisonment, depending on the severity of the breach.
The SSC emphasizes that candidates should:
Avoid sharing or posting exam questions online – This includes social media, messaging apps, and blogs.
Report any leaked material immediately – If you come across exam papers being circulated, inform the authorities.
Follow SSC guidelines strictly – Ensure you adhere to exam rules and do not attempt to reproduce or distribute questions.
Why This Law Matters
Exam integrity is crucial for maintaining fairness and transparency in competitive exams. With the new law, SSC aims to:
Prevent unfair advantages for some candidates.
Ensure a level playing field for all aspirants.
Protect the credibility of SSC exams in India.
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FAQ Section
Q1: What constitutes sharing or discussing SSC exam papers under the law?
A1: Sharing questions online, via social media, messaging apps, or with friends, even partially, is prohibited under the new law.
Q2: What are the penalties for violating this law?
A2: Penalties can include disqualification, legal action, and in severe cases, imprisonment or fines.
Q3: Can candidates discuss exam questions after the exam is over?
A3: It is safest to avoid discussing specific questions until SSC officially releases answer keys or exam summaries.
Q4: How can I report a leaked SSC paper?
A4: Contact SSC authorities immediately via official communication channels or email provided on the SSC website.
Q5: How does this affect my preparation?
A5: Following SSC rules ensures you avoid legal trouble and maintain focus on preparation without distractions or stress.
Published on : 9th September
Published by : aswini
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