Abbottabad: Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Abbottabad (BISE Abbottabad) is introducing the online monitoring system for examination halls.
This decision was mainly taken to control the aspirants from cheating and also from utilizing the unfair means while they sit for their exams.
The new monitoring system was put into place for the continuing exams for grades 9th and 10th class, which started on March 15th, 2017 in Hazara Division.
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Total 118,298 candidates including both male as well as female aspirants sat for the exams. Out of total can dates, 101,360 are regular candidates.
These annual exams of grade 9th and 10th will continue till April 3rd, 2017.
Monitoring in the exams would be done through the camera system associated along with centralized control room at the board office.
The video recording has been made necessary to check the remaining centres throughout the exams.
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The staff of BISE Abbottabad board will monitor these examination halls by utilizing 6 display screens. BISE Abbottabad board chairman said that the monitoring team that sits in the office of chairman will keep a vigilant eye on the aspirants together with the invigilation staff for any negligence.
He moreover said that if any practice against the rules of exams was found, paper of the candidate will be cancelled as a result.
The chairperson of board further said that implementation of the new system has much lessen the chances of students cheating.
“We will ensure the online monitoring in all the examination centres for the upcoming inter level annual exams in the division”, he added.
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Shah said that the camera monitoring will not be available during practical exams.
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