The Examination and Test Technical Committee (ETTC) of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, has issued a set of guidelines to ensure the integrity of the ongoing Computer-Based Test (CBT) examinations at the institution. This move is in response to certain developments observed during the examinations, which necessitate strict adherence to the laid down rules.
According to Prof. O.A. Adeleke, Chair of the ETTC sub-technical committee, invigilators at LAUTECH have been instructed to ensure that all students who have collected their biometric slips log into the system. This measure is aimed at verifying the identity of students and preventing impersonation.
All LAUTECH students are required to submit their biometric slips after each examination. The committee has emphasized that under no circumstances should a student leave the examination hall without submitting his/her biometric slip, in a bid to maintain the sanctity of the examination process.
The use of mobile phones during the examination is strictly prohibited at LAUTECH. Invigilators have been directed to ensure that no student is allowed into the examination hall with a phone, whether switched on or off. Any student caught with a phone will face the full consequences of the law and disciplinary action.
Invigilators at LAUTECH are expected to remain vigilant and fully committed to upholding the integrity of the examination. They are required to be proactive in monitoring the students and reporting any irregularities.
The ETTC at LAUTECH has reiterated its commitment to ensuring that the CBT examinations are conducted fairly and transparently. The committee has urged students to cooperate with invigilators and adhere to the guidelines.
The guidelines are aimed at preventing examination malpractices and ensuring that the results of the CBT examinations at LAUTECH are a true reflection of the students’ abilities.
Prof. Adeleke emphasized that the guidelines are not meant to be punitive, but rather to ensure that the examination process is fair and transparent for all LAUTECH students.
The ETTC at LAUTECH has assured students that the necessary measures are in place to ensure the security and integrity of the examination.
LAUTECH students are advised to take note of the guidelines and cooperate with invigilators to ensure a smooth and successful examination process.
The guidelines are effective immediately, and all stakeholders are expected to comply.
