1. UP Board high school and intermediate exams began with stringent anti-cheating measures.
2. Over 3 lakh students were absent on the first day, reflecting the impact of the strict measures.
3. The aim is to maintain the integrity of the examination process by curbing malpractices.
Lucknow, Feb 23: The UP Board’s high school and intermediate exams commenced under rigorous anti-cheating measures, aiming to crack down on malpractices and ensure the integrity of the examination process.
Despite the preparations, the first day of exams witnessed a notable absence of over 3 lakh students, highlighting the impact of the stringent measures on student participation.
To combat cheating, the UP Board introduced innovative measures such as ID cards embedded with barcodes for room inspectors, enabling real-time authentication and verification.
The deployment of CCTV cameras equipped with voice recorders in examination centres served as a deterrent to illicit activities, bolstering surveillance efforts.
The heightened presence of the UP Police in sensitive examination centres underscored the collaborative effort to maintain exam integrity and deter potential misconduct.
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The integration of online monitoring systems at various administrative levels, coupled with the establishment of command and control rooms, represented a significant technological advancement in ensuring question paper security.
In addition to district-level control rooms, regional control centers were set up in key administrative hubs, facilitating centralized oversight and rapid response to any emerging issues.
Despite the initial challenges and absenteeism, the rigorous enforcement of anti-cheating measures reflects the commitment of the UP Board to uphold the integrity and credibility of the examination process.
As the exams progress, authorities remain vigilant, ensuring strict adherence to protocols and taking swift action against any attempts to compromise the sanctity of the examinations.
