PoliticsPhoto: Prabhat KhabarJharkhand JAC Issues Strict Rules for JTET Exam Cheating
The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) will conduct the JTET exam on November 1 with 5.65 lakh candidates across 986 centers. JAC has issued strict guidelines to ensure transparency and prevent malpractice. Candidates caught cheating face up to three years imprisonment and fines up to five lakh rupees. Failure to pay fines may lead to an additional nine months in jail. JAC has urged the Home Department for strict security during the exam.
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