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Cambridge says it is aware of reported A-Level paper leak, investigating matter

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Alleged AS Arithmetic paper reportedly circulated on social media hours earlier than the examination

Cambridge Worldwide Training (CIE) on Wednesday stated it was conscious of stories concerning the alleged leak of a query paper and was investigating the matter, including that additional info would be shared after the June 2026 examination collection.

In a press release, CIE stated: “We’re conscious of reports a few reported leak of a query paper. We examine such stories totally.”

It added that extra info could be supplied to centres, if required, throughout or after the conclusion of the timetabled exams for the June 2026 session.

The assertion got here amid stories that the Superior Subsidiary Arithmetic Paper 1 for the June 2026 collection, coded Pure Arithmetic 1 (9707), was allegedly leaked forward of the scheduled examination held within the afternoon right now.

Learn: Cambridge confirms A-Stage paper leak

In response to claims circulating on-line, the paper appeared on social media in each unsolved and solved codecs. Some people urged it surfaced late on Tuesday night time, whereas others claimed it had been circulating at the least six hours earlier than the examination.

It was additional reported that the paper was shared on social media platforms, together with Reddit, and later extensively circulated via WhatsApp. Some college students additionally claimed it was being bought via an utility earlier than being distributed on-line.

Sources informed The Specific Tribune that at a non-public college examination centre in Karachi, college students raised objections in the course of the examination, stating they’d already seen the paper on social media hours earlier. They questioned the conduct of the examination underneath such circumstances, arguing it may have an effect on their threshold marks. British Council representatives on the centre reportedly recorded written statements from the affected college students.

A and O Stage examinations underneath the Cambridge system are presently being held throughout the nation for the Might-June session. Nevertheless, the most recent incident is important as a whole and solved paper is alleged to have been leaked, whereas within the earlier yr, round 4 papers have been partially leaked, with solely chosen questions circulating on-line.

Additionally Learn: Cambridge presents college students free November resits after June paper leak

The Federal Ministry of Training had beforehand carried out inquiries into such incidents, whereas Cambridge had additionally assured inner investigations. Nevertheless, the findings weren’t shared with the ministry, nor have been particulars disclosed concerning these accountable or any motion taken.

Underneath examination safety protocols, Cambridge query papers are usually not supposed to depart examination centres, as candidates write solutions instantly on the query papers. Regardless of this, each unsolved and solved variations of the paper reportedly circulated on social media earlier than and after the examination.

In the meantime, an unidentified particular person on social media claimed duty for leaking the paper and in addition threatened to leak extra papers if Cambridge did not change its strategy.



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