CBSE to use advanced data analytics to check malpractices in exams
The Hindu
Based on such analysis, CBSE aims to identify examination centres where the data indicates the existence of malpractices
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will use advanced data analytics to ensure fairness in the examinations it conducts by identifying centres where there is a high probability of recourse to unfair means.
Examinations have to be conducted in a standardised and fair manner. All efforts are made to prevent the adoption of unfair means through monitoring by appointing external observers and flying squads, and use of CCTV, said Antriksh Johri, Director (IT), CBSE.
"We have decided further to improve upon it by using advance data analytics to detect cases and centres where there is a high probability of recourse to unfair means during examinations," he said.
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