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In Competitive Events how is fairness between sections maintained?

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EleoNora [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

<u>In competitive events fairness can be maintained between sections by following below measures:</u>

Appointing non-biased judges or judges who dont have any attachment with any section.

Same rules for every section.

Strict and same consequences for cheating.

Encourage each and every student for the competition.

Each section should provide equal opportunity of participation.

Judgment should not based on racial and gender difference.

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