“No Place for Corruption in Education!”

Dear professors, teachers, and staff of Guliston State University!

Ensuring that the Final Assessments and Final State Attestation examinations conducted at our university at the end of the 2025–2026 academic year are organized at a high level, transparently, and fairly requires great responsibility from all of us.

In this regard, we urge you not to allow any form of corruption in the educational process, including bribery, illegal interests, favoritism, and other negative practices.

During the final assessments and attestation examinations, every professor, teacher, and staff member is responsible for:

• evaluating students’ knowledge objectively and fairly;
• strictly following established regulations and procedures;
• avoiding the use of official duties for personal benefit;
• ensuring openness and transparency in the educational process;
• maintaining an uncompromising attitude toward any corruption-related situations.

Fighting corruption is not only a legal requirement, but also a great responsibility toward the quality of education, public trust, and the future of young people.

We call on all of you to carry out your activities based on the principles of honesty, integrity, fairness, and responsibility.

Respectfully,
University Anti-Corruption Department

If you encounter corruption, please contact us through the following channels:

Hotline: 67-225-39-57

Telegram bot: @gulduanti_corbot

“No Place for Corruption in Education!”

Dear students!

Your active participation in the Final Assessments and Final State Attestation examinations at the end of the 2025–2026 academic year, as well as your honest and independent demonstration of knowledge and abilities, are of great importance.

In this regard, we urge you not to allow any form of corruption during current and final assessment processes, including bribery, attempts to obtain grades illegally, conflicts of interest, and actions that violate discipline and regulations.

Every student should:

• prepare thoroughly for final assessments and attestation examinations;
• demonstrate knowledge honestly and independently;
• strictly follow established rules and procedures;
• maintain an uncompromising attitude toward corruption;
• remember their responsibility to protect the honor of the faculty and the reputation of the educational institution.

Remember: honest work and fair evaluation are the key foundations of your future success.

We wish all of you success and good luck in your final examinations!

Respectfully,
University Anti-Corruption Department

If you encounter corruption, please contact us through the following channels:

Hotline: 67-225-39-57

Telegram bot: @gulduanti_corbot

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