IMPACT OF MOBILE PHONE USAGE ON EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE AMONG THE STUDENTS OF RAMAT POLYTECHNIC. MAIDUGURI, BORNO, STATE
Abstract
The study focused on the impact of mobile phone usage on examination malpractice among
students in the Ramat Polytechnic Maiduguri, Borno State. The study adopted a descriptive
research design and involved the collection of data aligned to the research questions. The
population of this study comprises of hundred (100) staffs students of the Ramat Polytechnic
Maiduguri. The study used both quantitative. Coded data was analyzed using frequency
distribution, percentages, and presented using tables. The sample size for this study is hundred
(100) respondents to the study population. Chi-square analysis was used to analyse the data.
The study concluded the mobile phone usage is a critical factor in committing examination
malpractice among the undergraduate students of School of Management in Ramat Polytechnic
Maiduguri. It can also be inferred that undergraduate students who do not get complete access
to mobile phone at a particular academic period of time have less exposure to examination
malpractice than those who get complete access to mobile phone at the time of study. The study
recommended method which students apply for examination malpractice on mobile phone;
school administration should carefully watch on the social networks to track down malpractice.
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