Primary and middle schools in Punjab will no longer be able to purchase ready-made question papers from bazaars starting this year.
The Punjab Examination Commission (PEC), according to official sources, has issued directives to all primary and middle schools regarding the question papers.
Each school will be assigned a unique computerized bar code, which will be printed on the question paper.
During the exams, District Education Authority officials will verify the authenticity of the question papers by scanning the bar code.
“Strict action will be taken against principals who purchase question papers from the bazaar,” the PEC warned.
