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UPSC, MPSC Pre-Training Test to Be Reheld After Glitches
A test to help people prepare for UPSC and MPSC exams had technical problems at two centres.
Because of these problems, the test will be held again.
Officials are asking the people in charge of the centres and the company that ran the test to explain what happened.
They will also watch the CCTV footage and check the computer records.
They want to make sure the test was conducted properly.
After the inquiry, anyone found responsible may face action under the rules.
A pre-training test for UPSC and MPSC candidates will be held again.
Technical glitches affected the test at two centres.
Authorities are seeking detailed reports from the centre supervisors and a department official.
The examination-conducting agency has also been asked to provide a report.
CCTV footage, technical logs and the examination process will be checked; action may follow the inquiry.
- Who
- Candidates taking the UPSC and MPSC pre-training test, and officials investigating the incident.
- What
- The test will be held again after technical glitches at two centres.
- Where
- At two examination centres; their locations are not stated.
- When
- Not stated.
- Why
- Technical glitches affected the examination.
Key facts
- Examination
- UPSC and MPSC pre-training test
- Affected centres
- Two
- Reason for re-test
- Technical glitches
- Reports sought from
- Centre supervisors, the concerned Assistant Director of the Other Backwards Bahujan Welfare Department, and the examination-conducting agency
- Checks planned
- CCTV footage, technical logs and the examination process
- Possible follow-up
- Strict action under the rules against anyone found guilty
Quotes
Unnamed authority
The unidentified authority whose statement is quoted in the article
“Detailed reports regarding the incident are being sought from the centre supervisor of the respective exam centre, the concerned Assistant Director of the Other Backwards Bahujan Welfare Department, as well as the agency responsible for conducting the examination. Additionally, CCTV footage from the centre will be inspected, and technical logs as well as the examination process will be verified. Following the inquiry, strict action will be taken as per the rules against anyone found guilty in ”
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