The document discusses various issues related to examination malpractices including cheating, bribery, and favoritism. It specifically outlines a scam at Pune University in 2012 where university officials allegedly increased the marks of 21 students in exchange for bribes during the re-evaluation process. Four university officials and three students were charged under criminal statutes relating to forgery, cheating, and breach of trust. The document concludes by recommending measures like expelling bribed officials, increasing controls, and student counseling.

1. Examination malpractices
•Cheating
•Practical examinations and results
•Bribery in result preparations
•favoritism in internal assessment or in practical examinations

2. Pune University scam (July – September
2012)
•Re-evaluation malpractices in the examination department of the
university.
•Seven people, including four University of Pune (UoP) officials and three
students, for alleged involvement in re-evaluation malpractices
•They allegedly increased the marks of 21 students from the Bachelor of
Business Administration (BBA) and Bachelor of Computer Applications
(BCA) streams , who had failed during the re-evaluation process.

3. •The university officers include :
Deputy registrar Rajendra Pandit,
Head of department of re-evaluation Lalsingh Wasve,
Senior clerk Nanda Pawar and her assistant Surendra Ramdas Naidu
•They got booked under Section 468 (forgery for purpose of cheating), 471 (using
a forged document as genuine), 409 (criminal breach of trust by public servant),
420 (cheating) and 34 (common intention) of the Indian Penal Code after
Sampada Joshi, controller of examination (UoP) lodged a police complaint.

4. Measures
•The officials who took bribes must be immediately expelled
•Strict control on the staff and students
•The university should counsel students