- Last Update 2024-09-12 10:30:00
Advanced Level exams begin today
The G.C.E A/L examination which commenced today will be held till September 8.
Examinations Commissioner W. M. N. J. Pushpakumara was quoted by the government news portal saying facilities necessary to sit for the examination without any obstacles have been provided to students.
The Examinations Department requests its special operations unit to be informed of any malpractices that take place with regard to GCE Advanced Level examination.
Examinations Commissioner General stated that officials should ensure that staff deployed on examination duty should not be involved in any other duties. Any official failing in his or her duties or having been involved in any malpractices will be considered as a punishable offence and stern disciplinary action will be taken against such officials, the government news portal reported.
Complaints regarding such examination law violations can be reported to the nearest police station or Police Emergency Hotline 119 or the Examinations Department Hotline 1911
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