Ex-GSEEB chief clarifies answer sheet claims
Dr. Mohamed Saad, former president of the General Secondary School Examinations, confirmed that the chances of swapping answer sheets or manipulating results are impossible after the answer sheet has been handed over to the Monitoring and Correction Committee. He explained that the monitoring and correction system within the control room relies on precise supervisory procedures and multiple review stages, making it very difficult to tamper with or alter the results. He also pointed out that errors that may occur during the correction process are very limited, especially with the expansion of electronic correction. He urged students and parents to rely on the appeal process if the student feels that their result does not reflect their performance. He assured that any errors are corrected immediately, and the results are adjusted, with students being directed to the appropriate college based on their actual score. On rare occasions, there may be slight increases in results due to thorough review.
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