Haryana Board of School Education, Bhiwani has smoothly conducted Haryana Teachers Eligibility Test (HTET) examination across the state. About 2,73,064 candidates appeared in the exam in level- I and II all over the state on Sunday.
Chairman of Board, Jagbir Singh and Secretary, Board, Capt Manoj Kumar said that as per the instructions of Chief Minister Manohal Lal and Education Minister Ram Bilas Sharma, the HTET examination was conducted successfully. The exam was conducted in three levels on January 5 and 6.
On the first day on January 5, about 93,000 candidates had appeared in the level -III of HTET in 338 examination centers.
On Sunday, 1,42,610 candidates appeared in the morning session of level II (TGT) of HTET exam in 464 examination centres across the state. In the evening session, about 1,30,454 candidates appeared in level I (PRT) of HTET exam in 422 examination centres, Singh said.
A hi-tech control room was set up at Board’s headquarter to closely monitoring the conduct of HTET examination across the state through CCTV cameras installed at examination centres, said Jagbir Singh.
Jagbir Singh and Secretary, Board, Capt Manoj Kumar monitored the conduct of exam.
The board had sidelined all possibilities of leaking of paper and copying.
There were four codes of question papers leaving no scope of copying. The examination was monitored at three levels and jammers were installed in the examination centers, Jagbir Singh.
Sixteen cameras were installed at each centre of which 13 were at examination rooms, two at entrance and one in the room of Central Superintendent, he said.
Before entering the centres, the candidates were admitted thorough biometric attendance and were checked for possession of any unfair means with them, he added.