AI-based CCTV, Strict Security, and Mobile Phone Ban Implemented to Prevent Cheating in the 2025 B.Ed Entrance Exam. 15,912 Candidates Appeared at 21 Centers.
B.Ed Entrance Exam: The Bundelkhand University successfully conducted the combined B.Ed entrance examination across 21 examination centers in two shifts. This year, advanced technology was employed to prevent cheating. Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered CCTV cameras monitored candidates in examination halls, significantly reducing the possibility of malpractice. Approximately 15,912 candidates participated in this examination.
Strict Security and Regulations
Stringent security measures were in place at all examination centers. Candidates were allowed entry only after thorough checks. Instructors were also prohibited from carrying mobile phones or any other electronic gadgets into the examination hall. This strict arrangement aimed to ensure the fair and transparent conduct of the examination.
Strict Surveillance on Cheating with AI Technology
AI-based CCTV cameras installed at the examination centers were directly linked to Bundelkhand University's Integrated Command Control Center. If any candidate attempted to cheat during the examination, the AI system immediately alerted the control room. The control room then informed the respective examination center via hotline, and necessary action was taken against the offender. This system played a crucial role in enhancing the credibility of the examination.
Negative Marking Rule
The B.Ed entrance examination comprised 100 questions. Negative marking was implemented for incorrect answers. Under this rule, candidates faced a deduction of marks for incorrect responses, encouraging a focus on accuracy. This maintained the quality and fairness of the examination.
Examination Pattern and Subjects
The first paper included general knowledge, along with Hindi and English language questions. The second paper comprised questions on general aptitude and subject-specific topics. Both papers tested the candidates' comprehensive understanding and subject expertise.
Examination Centers and Number of Candidates
A total of 10,298 candidates appeared at 21 centers in Agra district. 5 centers in Mathura had 2,483 candidates, 4 centers in Firozabad had 1,979 candidates, and 3 centers in Mainpuri had 1,152 candidates. Each district's examination was conducted under strict supervision and checking.
Examination Conduct in Firozabad
The examination in Firozabad district was held at four centers: two centers at Daau Dayal Degree College, SRK Degree College, and Mahatma Gandhi Degree College. A total of 1,979 candidates participated in this examination. Here too, strict security measures and checks were implemented before allowing candidates entry.
Nodal Officer and Arrangements
Dr. Sharad Chandra Upadhyay, the nodal officer for the B.Ed entrance examination, stated that every effort was made to ensure the examination remained fair and transparent. He mentioned that a total of 66 supervisors and 33 static magistrates were deployed during the examination, assisting in the smooth conduct of the examination process.
Examination Procedure Commencement and Timing
The first shift examination was held from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The second shift was conducted from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Candidates arrived at the examination centers between 7:00 AM and 8:00 AM. They were allowed entry only after biometric and security checks.
Measures to Ensure Fairness in the Examination
Mobile phones and other electronic devices were prohibited for instructors at the examination centers. This strict rule aimed to prevent any form of cheating or malpractice not only by candidates but also by instructors.
