Unisa declaration form 2022-2025

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  2. Begin by entering your personal details in the 'Name of student' and 'Student number' fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing your appeal.
  3. In the 'Qualification previously registered' section, specify the qualification you were enrolled in. This helps the university understand your academic history.
  4. Clearly state your 'Reason for appeal'. Be concise yet detailed to provide context for your request.
  5. Attach any supporting documents by using the upload feature in our editor. This may include transcripts or letters that substantiate your appeal.
  6. Review all entered information for accuracy. Once confirmed, sign and date the form at the bottom to validate your submission.
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I hereby declare that the entries made by me in the Application Form are complete and true to the best of my knowledge, belief and information. 2. I hereby undertake to present the original documents for verification immediately upon demand by the concerned authorities of the Institute.
If found guilty, they will have their modules cancelled and their marks withdrawn. They will also face up to a maximum of five years suspension from the university and from all universities in South Africa.
Violations Examples knowingly discovering or attempting to discover the contents of an examination before the contents are released by the instructor. taking a picture of or otherwise copying an examination without permission to do so. providing such a picture/copy to another person.
Poor academic practice (PAP) means academic misconduct that is a moderate contravention of academic integrity. Possible examples of PAP include inadequate or incorrect referencing, poor paraphrasing, inappropriate or unapproved use of Gen-AI tools, and moderate level plagiarism or collusion.
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In practical terms, academic integrity means developing and submitting for assessment your own academic work. Breaches of academic integrity include plagiarism, collusion, and contract cheating, which all have serious consequences.
Cheating in exams is a form of academic misconduct, as it gives you an unfair advantage over others. You will be identified as cheating if you: use mobile phones or other electronic devices, cheat cards or answer booklets unless youre permitted to use them.
These breaches may include plagiarism, collusion, fraud, contract cheating and a number of other unacceptable behaviours (see glossary of terms). Although academic integrity breaches typically happen in assessments, they may also arise in other ways, e.g. when you improperly distribute unit materials to other students.

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