Tackling Academic Dishonesty In India: An Overview Of Anti-Cheating Policies

Rishabh Kalra & Manya Dwivedi, BBA.LL.B(Hons), IMS Unison University

ABSTRACT

This research paper examines the instances of paper leaks in India and their impact on the credibility of competitive exams. It argues that the existing anti-cheating laws are insufficient and proposes the need for new laws to address this issue. The paper also explores the challenges in implementing these laws and suggests possible solutions. Through a thorough analysis of relevant literature and case studies, this research provides a comprehensive understanding of the problem and offers practical recommendations to enhance the fairness and integrity of competitive exams in India.

Keywords: anti-cheating laws, candidates, paper leak, students arrested, Vyapam case

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Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research

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