Nagpur: When the CBSE Term-1 Council exam for STD X and XII starts later this month, the ‘invigilator’ new invisible will track all malpractices in India and abroad.
Countless lines The computer software programming code will spur the algorithm on the CBSE server to zero at the exam center, and even students, which tend to experience malpractice.
Even though it sounds out of the sci-fi film, the CBSE algorithm is a reality.
A pilot project conducted in January this year during the central teacher’s feasibility test (CTET) shows extraordinary results, after a strong algorithm will now be released with full power this November.
The Director of Information and Technology Central (TI) Director Antriksh Johri confirmed to Ti that ‘invigilator look’ will be on duty during the November exam.
“We produce a large number of data and analysis that gives us various information.
Using data forensics, we are in a position to identify the center and even individual test takers who might experience malpractice.
This will help strengthen the CBSE examination environment and ensure that each student completes the exam In a fair way, “Johri said.
Considering that the November Council exam will be held in the center of the house, the implementation of this algorithm becomes more important.
The algorithm is being seen as an additional layer of security to carry out the exam.
Johri said, “CBSE aims to identify inspection centers where data shows the existence of malpractice during exam behavior.
This post, the right steps can be taken by the CBSE to strengthen the reliability of the exam and to prevent malpractice like that in the future.” After Data began coming from the ‘suspect’ exam center, CBSE can move to improve the situation.
“CBSE will use advanced data analysis to detect, respond, and, in the long run, prevent irregularities in academic testing in all the main CBSE exams given in the country,” Johri said.
Pilot analysis for CTET inspection data worked with the Central Square Foundation (CSF) and Playpower Labs to develop algorithms.
The CBSE IT department has jumped over in the use of technology in the scope of payments to the teacher (for exam work etc.), to shift all online forms (for students and teachers), to codise school affiliate processes etc.
Not only online affiliate processes, also use artificial intelligence to speed up bureaucratic documents for schools.
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