Uttar Pradesh Govt will use AI, monitor social media and implement strict security for the RO/ARO exam on July 27th. Representative photos
Lucknow: The Uttar Pradesh government implemented a comprehensive strategy on July 27th, including advanced technology, strict confidentiality protocols and robust administrative and surveillance to ensure fair and transparent implementation of the Review Officer/Assistant Review Officer (RO/ARO) exam.
About the exam
Examinations will take place in all 75 districts of the state on a single shift between 9:30am and 12:30pm. The government has roped at the state’s Public Service Commission to implement the strategy.
The statement said that the testing surveillance will be carried out through a combination of artificial intelligence, CCTV surveillance and social media tracing to eliminate the risk of fraud, paper leaks, or any form of fraud.
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Candidate identification and centre allocation will be fully digitalised, transparent and eliminate potential biases, but district magistrates will act as nodal officers, overseeing the entire testing process and act immediately when necessary.
A total of 2,382 exam centres have been established to accommodate more than 1076 million candidates.
The testing centre is assigned through a computer-generated randomization process, and the E-Admit card is linked to an eight-stage verification system under the One-Time Registration (OTR) process.
To maintain strict confidentiality, question papers are prepared in two separate sets by different printers. Just 45 minutes before the exam, a computer-based randomization process will determine the set to be used.
Each question paper is available in eight cluttered series, each with a unique, variable barcode. These papers are stored securely in a confidential trunk box with a triple locking mechanism and a five-layer tamper-proof package.
The entire process will be monitored through live CCTV streaming at the centre, district and committee levels.
Biometric authentication and facial recognition are required to enter the testing center. Dual-layer flicking will be carried out jointly by the police and the implementing agency.
A team of sector magistrates, static magistrates, centre managers, two assistant centre managers, and trained invisrators will be deployed to ensure strict supervision at each testing centre.
The centre administrator will appoint half of the Invisalia, while the district magistrate or district school inspector will allocate the other half.
The Ingigilator’s obligations are also determined by computer randomization to ensure fairness. Dedicated social media surveillance cells have been established to quickly track and respond to rumors, leaks, or suspicious online activities.
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