UP Board started with examination festival, Gulab Devi welcomed with tilak, 53 lakh students under tight security:

News India Live, Digital Desk: The high school and intermediate examinations of Uttar Pradesh Secondary Education Council (UPMSP) have started from today. This time the state government has made the examination not just an evaluation but a ‘Celebration’ Presented as. Minister of State for Secondary Education (Independent Charge) rose goddess He himself reached the examination centers and encouraged the students and gave them the mantra to take the examination stress free.

Welcome with ‘Chandan Tilak’ and rose flowers

An amazing sight was seen this morning at many centers including Government Girls Inter College (Jiamau) of Lucknow. Education Minister Gulab Devi welcomed the girl students who had come to take the exam. sandalwood tilak Welcomed with garlands and sweets. He presented roses to the students and said, “Don’t be afraid of exams, it is a stage in the development of your personality. Under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the exams have now become completely cheating-free and transparent.”

‘Iron ring’ of security: 24×7 live monitoring

This time, UP Board has prepared an unprecedented technical security framework to control the copying mafia:

Guard of the third eye: all of the state 8,033 exam centers Two CCTV cameras have been installed in every room, which are equipped with voice recorders.

View from the control room: Control of the entire state from the state level control room of Lucknow. webcasting Live monitoring is being done through.

Strong Room Security: The strong room that keeps the question papers is being monitored 24 hours. This time 18 districts have been declared ‘sensitive’ and 222 centers have been declared ‘highly sensitive’.

strict laws: Under the ‘Uttar Pradesh Public Examination Act, 2024’, there is a provision for strictest action (like NSA and attachment) against those who cheat or use unfair means.

3 big news related to the exam:

More than 53 lakh candidates: total this year 53,37,778 Students are appearing in the examination, including 27.61 lakh high school students and 25.76 lakh intermediate students.

ID cards with QR code: For the first time, QR code based ID cards have been issued to room inspectors as well as non-teaching staff.

Relief on Admit Card: If a student accidentally forgets the admit card, he is being immediately given provisional admission and allowed to appear in the examination, so that his year is not spoiled.

Pro Tip: Students should keep in mind that while filling the OMR sheet, they should not use whitener or eraser, otherwise their result may be affected.