Exam papers included dubious marks, symbols
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Nearly one fourth of the test papers submitted in a recent non-commissioned police recruitment examination contained suspicious marks and symbols, investigators said.
“We have gone through about 4,000 sets of test papers and more than 900 of them included suspicious symbols,” Provincial Police Region 3 deputy commander Maj-General Jaktip Holasutakul said Friday.
Jaktip, who leading the investigation into the cheating scandal, said more than 36,000 sets of test papers were submitted at the June 10 examination.
“We will summon the students whose test papers contained these suspicious marks and symbols along with their parents. We need to determine if they had anything to do with the cheating,” he said.
The Nation
