Reply 2
1.
If they find out before the test day, they have back up papers
2.
If they find out after the test was taken and only a few questions were leaked, they would not mark the questions leaked, and base the grade on the rest of the paper.
3.
If they find out after the test was taken, and the entire paper was leaked, they would not count that paper in the grade.
4.
If they find out after the test was taken, and the entire subject exams were leaked, they have 'contingency days' in June, so they could make people retake exams.
5.
Lastly they would find out who 'knowingly' used the leaked exams and fail them.
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