Examination monitoring is a structured mechanism designed to ensure fairness, transparency, and discipline during examinations as prescribed in institutional examination guidelines.
As per examination regulations, continuous monitoring is essential to prevent unfair means, detect misconduct, and maintain the integrity of the evaluation process. Monitoring ensures that examinations are conducted in a controlled and disciplined environment.
Continuous or unusual head movements, looking around frequently, or attempting to view another candidate’s answer sheet may be flagged during monitoring.
Possession or usage of mobile phones, smart watches, earphones, or other electronic gadgets inside the examination hall is treated as a serious violation.
Notes written on paper slips, desks, body parts, or personal items are detected through vigilant supervision and CCTV review.
Hand signals, verbal communication, or exchange of materials between candidates during the examination are considered suspicious and are investigated.
After the examination, reports from invigilators and CCTV footage are reviewed by examination authorities. Any reported unfair means are investigated, and disciplinary action is initiated as per examination rules and procedures.
CCTV footage and monitoring data are used strictly for examination integrity purposes and are accessed only by authorized examination authorities.