As the UAE enters the peak exam season, the Ministry of Education has issued a strong warning to protect the integrity of the examination process. The ministry announced that any teacher, supervisor, or school staff member found assisting students in cheating could face fines of up to AED 200,000. The move aims to ensure fairness, transparency, and equal opportunity for all students during assessments. Officials stressed that strict monitoring measures will be in place across examination centres, including surveillance and supervisory checks. The ministry also urged students to rely on honest effort and preparation rather than unfair means. Parents were encouraged to support ethical behaviour at home, reminding children that academic success should be earned with hard work and integrity.
