Latest News:  

English>>China Politics

China to strengthen supervision during nat'l exam

(Xinhua)

19:38, May 27, 2013

BEIJING, May 27 (Xinhua) -- China's education authorities on Monday pledged intensified efforts in fighting cheating and test fraud ahead of the upcoming national college entrance exam.

The Ministry of Education warned that those found in violation of relevant rules and regulations throughout the entire exam process will receive harsh punishments.

The ministry urged education authorities across the nation to strengthen supervision and prevent serious cases like the theft of exam papers during the printing and delivery phases.

According to the statement, after alleged violations are verified, both violators and their supervisors will receive punishments.

The ministry also called for transparency during both the exam and enrollment management processes. College admissions granted to those in violation of regulations will be revoked, it said.

We Recommend:

Analysis:'Chindia' has great potential

Taiwan demands Filipino apology

Defense of sexual slavery angers Beijing

Maritime dispute to be addressed

China, India to make new engine of world economy

Chinese President to visit Latin America

Email|Print|Comments(Editor:ZhangQian、Yao Chun)

Leave your comment0 comments

  1. Name

  

Selections for you


  1. East China Sea Fleet conducts drill

  2. Snipers complete military skill training

  3. Photos of the week (May 19 - May 25)

  4. Thrilling hurdlers in street

  5. Teacher nabbed for molesting students

  6. Group wedding for migrant workers

  7. World's largest Lego in Times Square

  8. China defends Sudirman Cup

  9. Ladies in finance industries

  10. Most competitive airlines in the world

Most Popular

Opinions

  1. U.S. dollar could weaken most Asian currencies
  2. Apple's tax dodge smacks of abuse
  3. Chinese premier's Swiss tour fruitful, influential
  4. China-Switzerland FTA to benefit both sides
  5. What China-Switzerland FTA brings about?
  6. What does Premier Li's Europe visit mean?
  7. Not enough attention paid to neurological diseases
  8. Why Chinese youths appear gloomy
  9. Let taxi fare reform be fair
  10. Beijing taxi fare rise hardly seen as all-win solution

What’s happening in China

Photo story: State-owned barbershop dying out

  1. Chinese migrant workers exceed 260 mln by 2012
  2. Blackout hits high-speed trains
  3. Top procuratorate probes blast at explosives plant
  4. Organ from 8-year-old blind girl saves 4
  5. Student awarded 120,000 yuan for damaged skin