The 2012 Exam Ethics Report, by the Exam Ethics Marshals
International, has identified Bayelsa, Sokoto, Ekiti and Imo, as the
first, second, third and fourth worst states with exam malpractice
records respectively.
Bayelsa State which was the worst state in the country had an Exam
Malpractice Index (EMI) of 44.99%; Sokoto State with EMI of 27.9 %; Ekiti State EMI of 26.69%, and Imo State with EMI of 24%.
According to the report, there was a five percent rise in examination
malpractices in the country from the Nigeria National Exam Ethics Index
(EEI).
According to the report, the EEI is calculated based on the composite
number of candidates, principals, teachers, supervisors, invigilators
and schools sanctioned for malpractices by public examination bodies for
the period and geopolitical unit under consideration.
“It is the measure of the number of candidates and exam
administrators that respected the rules and regulations of examinations
out of every 100 that participated in such examinations. The inverse,
Exam Malpractice Index (EMI), is the measure of the number of people
sanctioned for malpractices, out of every 100 that participated in the
examination,” the report said.
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