1 year ago
UP B.Ed Exam Held with Strict Surveillance, High Attendance
Imagine a big test for teachers in training, called the UP B.Ed exam.
This test happened in many places at once.
Most people showed up, about 89%.
The people in charge used lots of cameras and special fingerprint scanners to make sure everyone followed the rules.
They even used computers that can recognize faces!
There were a few small problems, like some people accidentally using the wrong photos.
One person tried to cheat with a phone but got caught.
Overall, the test went smoothly, with organizers working hard to keep things fair.
The joint UP B.Ed examination saw an attendance of approximately 89% across 69 districts.
Bundelkhand University successfully conducted the exam for the third consecutive time.
Stringent surveillance included 12,000 cameras and 3,600 biometric machines.
Minor discrepancies were found, including photo upload errors and impersonation cases.
A candidate was caught with a mobile phone, indicating attempted malpractice.
- Who
- Students registered for the UP B.Ed examination, Bundelkhand University, and organizing committee.
- What
- The joint UP B.Ed examination.
- Where
- Across 751 examination centers in 69 districts of Uttar Pradesh
- When
- Sunday
- Why
- To assess candidates for the joint UP B.Ed examination.
Key facts
- Exam Attendance
- Approximately 89%
- Number of Districts
- 69
- Exam Conducted By
- Bundelkhand University
- Camera Count
- 12,000
- Biometric Machines
- 3,600
