Exams for seven subjects conducted at 504 and 471 exam

centres in 36 districts

Over 4.34 lakh candidates appeared for exam in two days

Lucknow, 04 June (HS): The second day of the written

examination for 15 subjects for the Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT) cadre

conducted by the Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission under

advertisement number 01/2022 was conducted across the state on Thursday in a

peaceful, transparent, cheating-free, and well-organized environment. During

the examination, all examination centers were continuously monitored from the

AI Integrated Control Command Room established at the Commission's

headquarters.

Dr. Prashant Kumar, Chairman of the Uttar Pradesh Education

Service Selection Commission, stated that in the first shift, examinations for

English, Home Science, Biology, and Music were conducted at 504 examination

centers across the state, while in the second shift, examinations for Sanskrit,

Commerce, and Arts were conducted at 471 centers. The examinations were

conducted at designated centers in 36 districts of the state.

In the presence of Commission members, the Secretary, the

Controller of Examinations, and senior officials, the activities of candidates

at all examination centers were continuously monitored through AI-based cameras

and a state-of-the-art surveillance system. During intensive monitoring and

verification, a fake candidate was caught taking the exam in Varanasi district

in place of another candidate. He was immediately handed over to the local

police, and legal action is being taken against him.

A total of 2,21,489 candidates appeared in the examination

held on 03 June 2026, whereas 2,12,975 candidates appeared in the examination

held on 04 June 2026. Thus, a total of 4,34,464 candidates appeared in the

examination on both the days, which is 50.02 percent of the total registered

candidates. In the examination of 03 June, the attendance of female candidates

was 45.41 percent and that of male candidates was 52.42 percent, whereas in the

examination of 04 June, the attendance of female candidates was recorded at

49.16 percent and that of male candidates was 52.17 percent.

Dr. Prashant Kumar stated that the Commission has

effectively implemented a technology-based monitoring system to ensure the

purity and transparency of the examination. AI-based monitoring, biometric

verification, and a multi-layered security system ensured that the examination

process remained completely fair and reliable. He expressed his gratitude to

the district administration, police administration, center administrators, and

Commission officials and employees for their cooperation in successfully

conducting the examination. He also extended his best wishes to all the

candidates participating in the examination, stating that the Commission is

committed to a transparent and quality selection process.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi