UP Board Exams 2025: 10% Students Absent, 26 Impersonators & 9 Invigilators Caught in First Four Days
The UP Board Exams 2025 have seen a concerning start, with 10% of registered students skipping the exams in the first four days. Additionally, authorities have apprehended 26 impersonators attempting to write exams on behalf of others and nine invigilators for misconduct.
Strict Measures to Curb Malpractice
The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) has intensified security and surveillance to prevent cheating and unfair means. Officials conducted surprise inspections across exam centers, leading to the identification of fake examinees and negligent invigilators.
Crackdown on Exam Violations
Authorities have emphasized their zero-tolerance policy against malpractices. The impersonators were caught red-handed attempting to take exams for others, while the nine invigilators were found violating examination protocols and are facing strict disciplinary action.
10% Students Absent from Exams
Of the total registered candidates, 10% did not appear for their exams, raising concerns about student preparedness and attendance. Officials are monitoring absenteeism trends to assess potential reasons behind the no-shows.
Ongoing Efforts to Maintain Exam Integrity
The UP Board has deployed CCTV cameras, flying squads, and biometric verification to ensure a fair examination process. Authorities warn that further strict actions will be taken against anyone found engaging in exam malpractice.
With heightened vigilance, the UP Board aims to conduct a transparent and fair exam, ensuring that only deserving students pass based on merit.
