UP Board's high school and intermediate exams to conduct from today

Uttar Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (UP Board) High School and Intermediate 2022 examination is starting from Thursday. With 51.92 lakh candidates of both the classes, it is a big challenge to conduct a successful examination in front of the examination body.

Effective measures have been taken to prevent copying. There is a provision to impose Rasuka on organized impersonators. Exams will continue until April 12. Board exams were not held in 2021 due to the Covid infection, all candidates were promoted to the next class.

To monitor the UP Board exam centers, CCTV cameras have been installed in each room to prevent copying by voice recorders. Apart from that, there are routers with DVR for surveillance via webcast. A control room has been set up at the district headquarters as well as at the state level, from where the exam will be closely monitored via webcast.

Arrangements for center administrators, invigilators stationed at examination centers have been completed. In each district, area and sector magistrates have been appointed by the district administration, who will travel and hand in the exam without copies. The department has formed five mobile teams. In addition to this, senior government and administration officials have been appointed nodal officers, who will monitor the activities and submit the report to the government.