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No frisking, fresh answer book if caught cheating, bags allowed in exam building: IIT-Bombay’s new interim SOP for October 10-11 tests
Summary by The Mumbai Editorial Desk Times of India — Mumbai
· October 8, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points Further details on these procedures are available, outlining the steps to be taken during the exams on October 10 and 11. New procedures are in place to address cheating concerns during upcoming tests.
New procedures are in place to address cheating concerns during upcoming tests. Students suspected of dishonesty will be given a chance to explain themselves. Faculty will document incidents and students can provide their side of the story.
Counsellors will be notified if students exhibit stress or other signs of potential cheating. The goal is to balance student support with the need to maintain fairness in assessments.
Further details on these procedures are available, outlining the steps to be taken during the exams on October 10 and 11.
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Category: safety Published: October 8, 2026 Source: Times of India — Mumbai Reading time: 1 min
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