Computer-Based Tests (CBT)
Centre readiness, node inventory, LAN and internet SLA checks, biometric attendance, candidate handling and secure exam-day workflows for multi-shift CBT.
Full-cycle facilitation for computer-based and centre-based examinations, aligned with national testing practice.
Centre readiness, node inventory, LAN and internet SLA checks, biometric attendance, candidate handling and secure exam-day workflows for multi-shift CBT.
Pen-and-paper conduct with seating plans, invigilation, confidential packet movement, and optional scanning of OMR / answer books for the client.
OTR-style one-time profile, notification-wise application, correction window, city intimation and admit-card release — the sequence candidates already know from national portals.
Chain-of-custody, restricted rooms, encrypted CBT item banks (where provided by the client) and documented handover after every shift.
Support for displaying recorded CBT responses or scanned OMR images and running a time-bound provisional key challenge, as authorised by the examining body.
Centre-level arrangements for benchmark disabilities, scribe protocols, extra time and accessible seating, following the client’s notified guidelines.
Optional mock or practice sessions on the same centre network so candidates can become familiar with CBT interface and reporting discipline before the live exam.
CCTV coverage checks, observer coordination, incident logging and post-exam discrepancy reports for the client’s integrity cell.
Portal-based circulars, FAQs and recorded enquiries. Candidates should treat only this website and the client’s official domain as authentic sources.
This flow is the same family of steps published on OTR e-Pariksha and national exam sites such as NTA and CTET. Samarth implements it for the client’s own advertisement — it does not enrol a candidate into those statutory examinations.