Several social media pages circulated rumors about cutting internet service in some areas during tomorrow’s high school exams, claiming it was to prevent electronic cheating. However, these reports were officially denied by responsible sources in the telecommunications sector.

Official Denial: Internet Will Remain Fully Available
A knowledgeable source from the telecommunications sector confirmed that internet service will remain fully operational across all regions, villages, and cities throughout the exam period. The source emphasized that it is impossible to temporarily cut internet or communication services for any area or user during the exams.

The source added that 5G networks are active nationwide to provide the best speed and connection quality for students and citizens. Telecommunications companies are cooperating with relevant authorities to provide technical support and monitoring to prevent electronic cheating without needing to cut off service.
Strict Monitoring to Prevent Cheating — No Room for Violators
As part of the fight against cheating inside the high school exam halls, educational directorates have set strict rules, including immediate exam cancellation for any of the following violations:
Sharing exam questions or answers by any means, including posting, photographing, or sending.
Cheating or attempting to facilitate cheating inside the exam hall.
Any behavior that disrupts exam order or hinders its progress.
Verbal or physical assault against exam supervisors or students.
Using mobile phones or any technological devices during the exam.
Assisting others in cheating or impersonating a student in the exam.
Concealing or smuggling the answer sheet outside the exam hall.

Exams Set for Discipline and Technology
Exam organizers are keen to provide a safe and organized environment and enhance monitoring through all technical and human means to ensure the integrity of the exam process. They affirmed that cutting off the internet is neither an approved nor a feasible measure.