Man claims he and son scored 24 1As each in SPM exam?? YAU MOU GAU...CHOR!!!
IPOH: It was a first of a different kind for Perak when education officers were alerted to a report of a father and son who claimed to have obtained 24 1As each in the SPM examinations.
The 53-year-old man called up the Tamil Nesan office here and claimed he and his 13-year-old son sat for the exams at a well-known school here. He claimed that both had scored full marks in all 24 subjects.
State Education director Datuk Mohammed Zakaria Mohd Noor said his officers began investigations after S. B. Bala, the newspaper's Ipoh bureau chief, asked the department to verify the results.
“This is the first time we have come across such a case of people falsifying result slips. It is also possibly the first such case in the country,” he told reporters yesterday after announcing the performance of Perak students in the 2006 SPM examinations.
Zakaria said the department’s initial investigation showed that the result slips were faked.
“The format of the result slips is more or less the same as the original slips, except that the font is different and certain subjects are wrongly spelt,” he said.
He added that it was impossible for anyone to sit for 24 subjects.
“There are 108 subjects for SPM students to choose from. The maximum number of examinations that a candidate can take is 21,” he said.
Zakaria also thanked the media for correctly seeking to verify the results before publishing the case.
The 53-year-old man called up the Tamil Nesan office here and claimed he and his 13-year-old son sat for the exams at a well-known school here. He claimed that both had scored full marks in all 24 subjects.
State Education director Datuk Mohammed Zakaria Mohd Noor said his officers began investigations after S. B. Bala, the newspaper's Ipoh bureau chief, asked the department to verify the results.
“This is the first time we have come across such a case of people falsifying result slips. It is also possibly the first such case in the country,” he told reporters yesterday after announcing the performance of Perak students in the 2006 SPM examinations.
Zakaria said the department’s initial investigation showed that the result slips were faked.
“The format of the result slips is more or less the same as the original slips, except that the font is different and certain subjects are wrongly spelt,” he said.
He added that it was impossible for anyone to sit for 24 subjects.
“There are 108 subjects for SPM students to choose from. The maximum number of examinations that a candidate can take is 21,” he said.
Zakaria also thanked the media for correctly seeking to verify the results before publishing the case.
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