Academic Dishonesty In Research

Royal University Of Bhutan Samtse college of Education

Assignment on Research essay
Academic Skills
Tutor: Mr. Dorji Dukpa

Sanmanta Kumari Gurung
BE no: 08140205

Samtse college of Education

(Royal University of Bhutan)
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Module title and no: ACS 101
Submission date: 05/11/14

Section H2 of the Royal University of Bhutan’s Wheel of Academic Law provides the following definition of academic dishonesty:
“Academic dishonesty may be defined as any attempt by a student to gain an unfair advantage in any assessment. It may be demonstrated by one of the following:

 Collusion:

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