Cambridge Exams Leaked Questions A national assembly subcommittee on education Standing Committee also expressed displeasure about the report issued by Cambridge Assessment International Education (CIE), about the recent O and A levels exams paper leak. The issue was reviewed during the meeting of MNA Sabheen Ghoury on Monday.
Policy makers at CIE, County Director Uzma Yousuf among others acknowledged that partial leakage had occurred in some papers, three papers to be precise.
An AS & A Level Mathematics Paper 12 question, parts of two questions of Paper 42 and part of one question of Computer Science Paper 22 was claimed to be leaked prior to the exams. According to the officials though, the evidence was shown that no full papers were ever leaked.
Cambridge has vowed to give full marks to students in respect to the Cambridge Exams Leaked Questions as a way of avoiding the problem. Committee members were not satisfied, though. They also faulted the report in not establishing those behind the leaks, and how they took place.
MNA Ghoury claimed that the panel sought justice on students and advised CIE to meet both parents and students again by June 30. She followed this up saying that though a retake is not desirable, those students who might want to do so in October must not be charged. Additional suggestions will be brought to the major committee.