Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath government will strictly follow the UP board exam

UP Board 2023: Since the UP Board exam schedule was announced, answer sheets have begun to arrive in the district. On Saturday, 2.62 thousand answer books arrived at the Government Inter College Naugarh, which is located at the district headquarters. They are under strict security. This year, copies in four colours will be available in the Board of Secondary Education’s high school and inter examinations for the year 2023.

The timetable for the UP Board Exam 2023 has already been released by the Uttar Pradesh Board of Secondary Education. Final exams for both high school (10th) and intermediate (12th) students will begin on February 16. These exams will be given in two shifts, from 8:00 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. and from 2:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

As the exam date approaches, the Yogi Adityanath government in the state is taking strict measures to prevent cheating. Tell us what steps you’ve taken so far.

The board has stated that 50 percent of the room invigilators will be kept outside at the examination centres to prevent cheating in the UP board examination. Board work will not result in Dibar teachers becoming room inspectors. DIOS will provide room inspectors with ID cards. His record will be preserved.

According to the rules, there will be two room invigilators for every 40 examinees and three invigilators for every 41 to 60 examinees. A reliever will be placed in each of the five rooms. The duty of room invigilator and reliever should not be assigned to the teacher of the subject for which the examination is being held. No mobile phone, calculator, or electronic device may be carried by a room invigilator.

Students who cheat on board exams will face severe consequences. Rasuka, or the Goonda Act, will now be used to prosecute them. The administration is very strict about ensuring that the UP Board examinations are not copied.

Cameras, voice recorders, and other devices are being repaired at all of the centres to ensure that there are no problems during the examination.

The district level control room will monitor all of the centres in the district, and the district level control room will be linked to the state level control room. As a result, the state-level team will be able to monitor the district’s centres.

– If it is discovered that mass copying is taking place at any of the centres, the examination will be postponed.

– If the son or daughter of a teacher-employee is taking a UP Board examination at the centre, their duty will not be imposed there. This rule will be strictly adhered to. The district administration is also monitoring this. As a result, all centres have been asked to notify the school staff at their examination centre.

Some examination centres will keep their windows open to the outside. The CCTV cameras will remain active, and the candidate will be allowed entry only after being frisked at the examination center’s main gate. Electronic devices will not be permitted inside. Photostat shops, for example, will remain closed near the examination centres.