The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) warns candidates against sharing or discussing exam papers. The warning comes after a new law was passed to prevent paper leaks and malpractice. The SSC states that strict action is taken if candidates try to share exam content on social media or any platform.
The new law makes paper leaks and illegal sharing of exam material a punishable offence. The penalty includes fines and jail time. The SSC reminds all candidates to follow exam rules and avoid such activities. The commission also works with agencies to monitor online discussions and ensure the fair conduct of exams.
This step aims to protect the future of millions of students who prepare honestly. Candidates are advised to prepare sincerely and rely only on official resources for information.
Key highlights:
- SSC issues a strict warning on exam paper sharing
- New law makes paper leaks a punishable offence
- Candidates face fines and jail for violations
- SSC monitors social media and online activity
- Students must rely on official exam updates
For more details on SSC exams and updates, visit the Staff Selection Commission website.