UP Board exams 2023: Exams will begin from tomorrow, Feb 16

For the first time, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath instructed the officials in charge of the UP board exams that the District Magistrates would appoint Static Magistrates and Sector Magistrates at each examination centre. After the exam is over, they will need to report to the District Inspector of Schools and the District Magistrate so that daily activities can be observed. However, for the first time, a room separate from the Principal’s room will be created to ensure strict oversight of the exam papers.

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Additionally, a CCTV will be installed for round-the-clock monitoring of the copies, which will be stored in a cupboard with a double lock. After being appointed as room inspectors in each district, they will receive rigorous instruction prior to the exam. The district will also serve as a training ground for the sector magistrates, static magistrates, center administrators, and external center administrators. On the other hand, those found interfering with the examination and negatively impacting the system will face strict action under the Gangster Act, and their property will be seized.

CM Yogi has ordered that a separate secure room be built for the protection of the exam papers, with two armed policemen stationed there all the time, monitoring CCTV. Additionally, he has demanded that voice-enabled CCTV, DVR, router devices, and high-speed broadband connections be installed at the examination centres.