Surat: Exam Supervisor at Veer Narmada, the largest educational institution in South Gujarat South Gujarat University (VNSGUA massive number of 3,547 students from different streams of courses were caught using unfair practices not only while appearing in various examinations, but mainly for the ingenious methods employed by them to cheat in personal and online examinations. There was a big surprise.
According to university sources, more than 240 colleges including Bharuch are affiliated to VNSGU. silvassaAnd repression,
Citing examples of students’ innovations in imitating an inspector caught red-handed, several students said that his suspicion was heightened upon seeing an unusual thickness of a pencil pouch that a student was carrying, while also looking at it. Was that he was changing his eraser frequently. The supervisor examined the bag and found 35 erasers, each containing the answers to the questions in minute words.
The shocked officer said that if the student had put in the same amount of effort in his studies, he would have scored good marks without even copying!
Another invigilator found micro earbuds connected to a phone in one of the examinees and he was apparently talking to someone outside the examination centre. After being caught, the convicted student admitted to being ashamed of his act.
This student deserves a Oscar For their exam hall act! In this examination hall the invigilator saw a student who repeatedly raised one leg and placed it on the other thigh. The officer looked closer and in his shock noticed a slight light in the student’s shoe and when it was checked they found a mobile phone hidden in a cavity between two layers of the soles!
And the surprising thing here is that these inappropriate activities continued, even after every few seconds special software was used to take pictures of the mobile phones of the students. Several students were caught asking for answers using online search engines with split screens or chatting on social media in groups specially created for cheating during exams.
VNSGU officials said that it is really difficult to copy during the online exam as students have to answer 50 questions in 60 minutes, which means they get around one minute and 20 seconds per question. Again, the questions are not the same for all students, while the number of questions and alternative answers are also different for all students.
Despite such measures, some students still resort to unfair practices to clear their exams. Officials said that students found guilty of resorting to unfair treatment during investigation will be punished as per rules and regulations of the university.
According to university sources, more than 240 colleges including Bharuch are affiliated to VNSGU. silvassaAnd repression,
Citing examples of students’ innovations in imitating an inspector caught red-handed, several students said that his suspicion was heightened upon seeing an unusual thickness of a pencil pouch that a student was carrying, while also looking at it. Was that he was changing his eraser frequently. The supervisor examined the bag and found 35 erasers, each containing the answers to the questions in minute words.
The shocked officer said that if the student had put in the same amount of effort in his studies, he would have scored good marks without even copying!
Another invigilator found micro earbuds connected to a phone in one of the examinees and he was apparently talking to someone outside the examination centre. After being caught, the convicted student admitted to being ashamed of his act.
This student deserves a Oscar For their exam hall act! In this examination hall the invigilator saw a student who repeatedly raised one leg and placed it on the other thigh. The officer looked closer and in his shock noticed a slight light in the student’s shoe and when it was checked they found a mobile phone hidden in a cavity between two layers of the soles!
And the surprising thing here is that these inappropriate activities continued, even after every few seconds special software was used to take pictures of the mobile phones of the students. Several students were caught asking for answers using online search engines with split screens or chatting on social media in groups specially created for cheating during exams.
VNSGU officials said that it is really difficult to copy during the online exam as students have to answer 50 questions in 60 minutes, which means they get around one minute and 20 seconds per question. Again, the questions are not the same for all students, while the number of questions and alternative answers are also different for all students.
Despite such measures, some students still resort to unfair practices to clear their exams. Officials said that students found guilty of resorting to unfair treatment during investigation will be punished as per rules and regulations of the university.
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