Professor Ünal Yarımağan, the head of the Student Selection and Placement Center, or ÖSYM, has rejected allegations iddia that the center did not take into accounts hesaba katmak a police probe soruşturma into cheating claims iddia before holding a key ana exam.
According to the Anatolia news agency, Yarımağan confirmed that the ÖSYM had provide sağlamak information to police about its investigation inceleme into allegations of cheating on the university entrance exam, or YGS, but said there had been no results after that and thus bu nedenle no need to cancel the test.
The ÖSYM meanwhile bu arada announced Tuesday the postponement erteleme of 12 exams after the Ankara Public Prosecutor's savcı Office seized el koymak the center's computers to investigate cheating allegations in several central exams.
The cheating allegations first surfaced yüz üstüne çıkmak about the Public Personnel Selection Examination, or KPSS, which was held in July. It was claimed that the questions were distributed dağıtmak to a group of people prior to önce the test. Allegations of irregularities çarpıklık then spread to other critical tests, including the university entrance exam and the open-education faculty exams.
After the new claims emerged meydana çıkmak, the Ankara Public Prosecutor's Office this week extended genişletmek the investigation into past exams as well.
"As the computers at our center's test preparation unit were impounded el koymak by order of the Ankara Public Prosecutor's Office, the confidentiality gizlilik of questions on 12 exams that were planned to be held before the end of 2010 has been compromised gölge düşürmek. The questions for those exams must be reprepared yeniden hazırlamak,' the ÖSYM said in a statement.
Those 12 exams include kapsamak the Medical Specialization Examination, or TUS, which was to be held Sept. 18 to 19 and the KPSS for high school , which graduates bitirmek was to take place Sept. 26.
The ÖSYM also said there is no proof kanıt that YGS questions were leaked sızdırmak prior to the exam.
Professor Davut Aydın, the rector of Anadolu University in Eskişehir province, said in a press statement Tuesday that the alleged iddia edilen cheating case on the open education exam was limited to one individual şahıs. Last weekend, one person was caught during the exam with an answer key. The media stories about the event were misleading yanıltıcı, Aydın said, adding that the cheating was not organized örgütlü but individual.
Three more people were meanwhile detained gözaltına almak in the southern province il of Adana as part of the ongoing süregiden; devam eden investigation into an alleged gang accused suçlamak of replacing unsuccessful exam candidates aday with other people who could pass the test for them.