The UMC in Attock case has drawn attention after the Board of Intermediate and Secondary
Education (BISE) Rawalpindi caught a candidate cheating during the Matric Second Annual
Examination 2026. The board has registered an unfair means case against the student to
address the reported examination violation.

According to the official press release reported by the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP),
Controller of Examinations Tanveer Asghar Awan conducted a surprise inspection at
Government Post Graduate College Attock. During the visit, he caught a candidate using unfair
means during the examination.

The candidate was identified by roll number 205907. Following the incident, the board referred
the case to its discipline branch for further action under the applicable examination rules.
BISE Rawalpindi Chairman Professor Dr Iqbal Mahmood has maintained a zero-tolerance policy
against cheating and examination malpractice. The policy aims to promote honesty and fairness
while ensuring that students follow the rules during their Examinations.

The board’s action highlights the importance of maintaining discipline at examination centres.
Surprise inspections help officials identify violations and support a fair environment for students
who complete their papers honestly.

The case will now be handled by the board’s discipline branch according to the relevant
regulations. Any further action will depend on the applicable examination rules and the board’s
review of the case.

The Matric Second Annual Examination 2026 is being conducted under the supervision of BISE
Rawalpindi. The board’s strict approach sends a clear message that candidates are expected to
follow examination instructions and avoid unfair practices.

Maintaining honesty during examinations helps protect the value of students’ qualifications and
supports equal opportunities for all candidates. The board’s zero-tolerance policy is intended to
strengthen confidence in the examination process and uphold academic standards.

Source: News Resource

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