Patna: The second day of the Intermediate examinations conducted by the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) witnessed strict action against malpractice, with six examinees expelled and three impersonators apprehended across various districts. The examinations proceeded smoothly under heightened security measures, ensuring a peaceful environment for students.
Expulsions and Impersonator Arrests
Authorities reported that six students were expelled from examination centers in Rohtas, Nawada, and Siwan districts for employing unfair means during the tests. In a separate incident, three impersonators were caught by vigilant officials, with one each from Nalanda, Gaya, and Saharsa districts. These actions underscore the board's commitment to maintaining the integrity of the examination process.
Surprise Inspection by BSEB Chairman
BSEB chairman Anand Kishor conducted an unannounced inspection at Ram Lakhan Singh Yadav Sarvodaya High School in Punaichak, Patna, during the first sitting. He closely monitored the examination proceedings and engaged with students to gather feedback on the mathematics paper. This hands-on approach highlights the board's dedication to ensuring fair and transparent conduct of exams.
Examination Schedule and Subjects
On Tuesday, the first sitting featured the mathematics paper, while arts stream students tackled political science in the second session. The examinations have been organized without any disruptive incidents, reflecting effective planning and execution by the board. Looking ahead, the next round of exams is scheduled for Thursday, with science students appearing for physics in the first sitting and arts students for geography in the second session.
Ensuring Exam Integrity
The Bihar School Examination Board has implemented rigorous security protocols to prevent malpractice and impersonation. The expulsion of six examinees and the capture of three impersonators demonstrate the effectiveness of these measures. Students and parents are urged to adhere to examination rules to avoid severe consequences.
As the Intermediate examinations continue, the BSEB remains vigilant in upholding academic standards and providing a level playing field for all candidates. The peaceful conduct of exams so far is a positive indicator for the remaining schedule.
