Authorities monitoring medical exams through command control room to improve transparency
Authorities at Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences are using an integrated command control room to monitor medical exams in real time, aiming to enhance transparency. So far, 20 students have been caught for cheating during the ongoing annual examinations across various courses. The monitoring system was established in January on the university campus. Those caught include 14 male and six female students from MBBS, PG, dental, and AYUSH programs.
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Authorities at the Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences (Dr. NTRUHS) are maintaining a strict vigil on students appearing for examinations through the integrated command control room set up on the varsity premises in January to improve transparency in exam process.According to a press release from the Department of Health, Medical Education and Family Welfare, so far, 20 students from different streams, including MBBS, PG, dental and AYUSH, have been caught copying in the ongoing annual examinations, which began earlier this month. This includes 14 male students and six female students.
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