University of Agriculture and Environmental Science Expels Four Students, Rusticates 19 for Exam Malpractice
In a significant move to uphold academic integrity, the University of Agriculture and Environmental Science (UAES) in Umuagwo, Imo State, has taken decisive action against students involved in examination malpractices.
Mary Nwaeze 
In a significant move to uphold academic integrity, the University of Agriculture and Environmental Science (UAES) in Umuagwo, Imo State, has taken decisive action against students involved in examination malpractices.
The UAES Exam Misconduct Committee (EMC) released a statement on Thursday, confirming the expulsion of four students found guilty of engaging in exam malpractice. Additionally, the university has rusticated 19 more students for a period of one year as a consequence of their involvement in similar misconduct.
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This stringent disciplinary action underscores UAES's commitment to maintaining high academic standards and ensuring fairness in the assessment process. The university administration remains vigilant in its efforts to combat academic dishonesty and uphold the integrity of its academic programs.
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Students and stakeholders alike are urged to adhere to the principles of academic honesty and ethical conduct, as UAES reaffirms its dedication to fostering a culture of integrity within its academic community.
