“Internal auditors are still working on a report‚ we are not in a position to give comment until the report is concluded and released to us‚” Mokgalong told TimesLIVE.
Videos of the incident‚ in which students shouted and threw papers into the air‚ were shared widely on social media.
In one of the videos‚ students in a lecture room are seen standing and some walking out of the room‚ refusing to write the paper.
Mokgalong could not confirm if the students would face suspension or not.
“The report will provide all the necessary information. It will tell us what to do‚” he added.
Jonathan Jansen‚ in a column published in Times Select‚ pointed out that all the aggrieved students needed to have done was raise a hand and point out the “wrong-test-for-the-course” mistake and the issue would have been resolved.