Updated On: 25 January, 2026 08:27 AM IST | Mumbai | Aditi Alurkar
42 of 198 SSC exam centres have been sent notices for not having enough CCTVs on January 21

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With Maharashtra State Board Class 10 and Class 12 examinations inching closer, schools and exam centres that do not have CCTV cameras in every classroom are being asked to set up surveillance in the nick of time.
In the west zone of Mumbai alone, 42 of 198 SSC exam centres and 20 of 149 HSC exam centres have been sent a notice for not having enough CCTVs in the premises and classrooms on January 21. The Class 12 exams this year are to commence from February 10 and the Class 10 exams are to begin on February 20.
“The schools and centres may have surveillance set up in their premises. However, ahead of the exams these exam centres need to have CCTVs in every classroom,” said education inspector Sanjay Javir.