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Moradabad PET exam to be monitored by CCTV in two shifts
The Story in Brief
Preparations for the Preliminary Eligibility Test (PET) have been completed at examination centres in Moradabad. Centre administrators held meetings with teachers and issued instructions to ensure a fair, malpractice-free exam. Centres including Maharaja Agrasen Inter College, Chitragupt Inter College and Kaushalya Inter College have finalised arrangements.
The PET will be held in two shifts: the first from 10 am to 12 pm and the second from 3 pm to 5 pm. Surveillance will be carried out through CCTV cameras, with a control room at Maharaja Agrasen Inter College monitoring activities. Principal Major Rajiv Dhal told teachers that maintaining the exam's integrity is everyone's responsibility and they must remain alert to prevent any irregularities. Other centres have also reviewed their arrangements to ensure a peaceful environment for candidates.
Indian Opinion Analysis
The source describes routine exam preparation, centre inspections, CCTV checks, and teacher briefings, but leaves the scale of the exercise unstated. No student or parent is quoted, and no past malpractice figures are given to justify the measures. The story’s focus on procedural compliance means a reader learns what authorities are doing, not whether they are prepared for the numbers or contingencies at each centre. The next concrete step is the exam itself, scheduled on dates not specified here, across two shifts.
Source: bhaskar.com
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