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No Advanced Level Exam Papers Leaked, Commissioner Assures Candidates Amidst Incident
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No Advanced Level Exam Papers Leaked, Commissioner Assures Candidates Amidst Incident

From Lankadeepa · () Sinhala

Translated from Sinhala, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The Examinations Commissioner General has assured that no advanced level exam papers have been opened or released from coordination centers.
  • Candidates are urged not to be alarmed by false information and to sit for their exams as scheduled.
  • This statement follows an incident where six packets containing physics papers were found in a ballot box at an exam center in Ambalangoda.

Despite reports of six packets containing physics papers being found in a ballot box at an Ambalangoda exam center, the Examinations Commissioner General has issued a strong assurance that no advanced level exam papers have been compromised. A.K.S. Indika Kumari Liyanage stated that the sealed packets were not opened and no papers were released from any coordination center.

As no packet of advanced level question papers has been opened or released from any coordination center, all examination candidates are kindly informed not to be alarmed by false information and to face the examination today (14) according to the scheduled timetable.

โ€” A.K.S. Indika Kumari LiyanageExaminations Commissioner General, addressing concerns about exam paper security.

She urged all candidates to disregard any false information and to proceed with their examinations as per the scheduled timetable. The Commissioner General emphasized that the integrity of the examination process remains intact and that all papers are secure.

We emphasize that no examination question paper has been leaked in any way.

โ€” Examinations Commissioner GeneralReiterating the security of the examination papers.

Liyanage confirmed that exams will continue at all designated centers according to the planned schedule. She reiterated the call for all candidates to arrive at their respective examination centers on time and participate in the exams without undue concern.

As the examinations are being conducted at all examination centers according to the scheduled timetable, all candidates are requested to come to their designated examination centers and face the examination according to the schedule.

โ€” Examinations Commissioner GeneralUrging candidates to attend their scheduled exams.
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Originally published by Lankadeepa in Sinhala. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.