Chhattisgarh issues strict exam guidelines: Early reporting, dress code, and ban on ornaments & gadgets
Candidates must report to their designated examination centres two hours prior to the exam.
They are required to wear light-coloured, half-sleeved clothes and slippers. Women candidates are prohibited from wearing any ornaments in their ears.
According to information from Vyapam, if admit card downloaded from the internet does not feature a photograph, candidates must bring two coloured passport-size photographs to the examination centre. Failure to comply with these instructions will result in candidates being debarred from the examination.
Strict action will be taken against those found using unfair means, and their candidature will be cancelled.
Candidates must arrive at least two hours before the examination begins to allow for frisking and identity verification. The main gate of the examination centre will close 15 minutes before the exam starts. For example, if an exam begins at 10 am, the main gate will close at 9:45 am. Candidates must adhere to these timings strictly.
Candidates are prohibited from leaving the examination room during the first and last half-hour of the exam. Carrying any communication devices, electronic gadgets, electronic watches, purses, pouches, scarves, belts, caps, or similar items into the examination room is strictly prohibited. Candidates must print all pages of their admit card, using only one side of each page, as Vyapam's copy for each examination will be submitted at the centre.
Along with the admit card, candidates must carry one original photo identity proof such as a Voter ID, Driving Licence, PAN Card, or Aadhaar Card for entry into the examination centre on the day of the exam. Candidates will be solely responsible for being denied entry if they fail to produce an original identity proof.
Candidates may only use black or blue ballpoint pens to mark their answers in the examination hall. Any form of communication device, electronic equipment, electronic watch, or other such material is strictly prohibited. Purses, pouches, scarves, belts, and caps are completely forbidden inside the examination room. Candidates are advised to keep their admit cards safely as they will be required for selection and admission processes, and Vyapam will not re-issue admit cards.
Candidates wearing religious or cultural attire must report earlier than the general reporting time at the examination centre. They will undergo additional security checks before being permitted to enter the examination hall.
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