Prayagraj। The UP Board has increased the stringency regarding practical examinations for Intermediate students. To make the examination process transparent and fair, the Board has issued new instructions. Under these instructions, the list of examiners deployed at each examination center will now mandatorily include their photo identification. This will facilitate easy identification of fraudulent examiners and curb irregularities.
According to Board officials, complaints have surfaced in previous years regarding fake examiners reporting to some centers. Keeping this in view, this system has been implemented to ensure that the center administrators can verify the identity of the actual examiner.
The UP Board's Intermediate practical examinations will be conducted in two phases. The first phase will run from January 24th to February 1st, while practical exams will not be held on January 29th and 30th due to the TET exam. The second phase will be held from February 2nd to February 9th. The Board has instructed all centers to conduct the examinations on time and in accordance with the rules.
The Board has also clarified that examiners must carry valid photo identification with them during the examination. Any negligence found will result in action against the concerned individuals.
