More than 34,000 candidates appeared for the UPGET-2026 entrance examination for General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) against 18,500 seats. The exam was conducted by Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical University across 75 centres in 20 districts on Tuesday. Attendance stood at 95.54%. Vice-chancellor Dr Amit Devgan said AI-enabled CCTV cameras and security arrangements ensured the smooth and fair conduct of the exam.
Exam Highlights
The UPGET-2026 examination witnessed a high turnout, with 34,000 aspirants competing for 18,500 GNM seats. The test was held at 75 centres spread over 20 districts, reflecting widespread participation. Officials reported a commendable attendance rate of 95.54%, indicating strong interest among candidates.
Security Measures
To maintain the integrity of the exam, the university deployed AI-enabled CCTV cameras and robust security protocols. Vice-chancellor Dr Amit Devgan emphasized that these measures ensured a smooth and fair testing environment. The use of technology helped monitor activities in real-time, preventing any malpractices.
Key Statistics
- Total candidates: Over 34,000
- Available seats: 18,500
- Exam centres: 75 across 20 districts
- Attendance rate: 95.54%
The university's proactive approach in leveraging advanced surveillance contributed to the successful conduct of the examination. Candidates appreciated the organized arrangements and transparent process.
