Munna Bhai Impact? Medical Exam Invigilator Checks Students' Ears For Bluetooth Devices
A clip has caught the attention of many which shows invigilators walking up to students and making sure that the aspiring doctors aren't indulging into cheating.
Photo credits: Raju Narisetti / Twitter | Vinod Chopra Productions
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When Sanjay Dutt took assistance to pass the medical entrance exam in 2003's hit Munna Bhai M.B.B.S, the crowd cheered for the aspiring doctor.
However, a recent clip of invigilators preventing students from cheating during the medical entrance exam has left several talking on the microblogging site Twitter.
The clip, that has caught the attention of many, shows invigilators walking up to students and making sure that the aspiring doctors aren't indulging in cheating, by checking their ears for possible Bluetooth earbuds.
Uploaded by Raju Narisetti, a journalist, the video shows those monitoring the exams using Otoscope to ensure no one got help from the outside world.
"In India, where the annual medical entrance exam is a huge hurdle for tens of thousands, see how monitors walk around checking ears of students for hidden, small bluetooth ear-buds that might be used to relay exam answers from outsiders. #jugaad," wrote Narisetti.
Netizens were amused.
This could appear in the question paper for all you know.
However, a recent clip of invigilators preventing students from cheating during the medical entrance exam has left several talking on the microblogging site Twitter.
The clip, that has caught the attention of many, shows invigilators walking up to students and making sure that the aspiring doctors aren't indulging in cheating, by checking their ears for possible Bluetooth earbuds.
Uploaded by Raju Narisetti, a journalist, the video shows those monitoring the exams using Otoscope to ensure no one got help from the outside world.
"In India, where the annual medical entrance exam is a huge hurdle for tens of thousands, see how monitors walk around checking ears of students for hidden, small bluetooth ear-buds that might be used to relay exam answers from outsiders. #jugaad," wrote Narisetti.
In India, where the annual medical entrance exam is a huge hurdle for tens of thousands, see how monitors walk around checking ears of students for hidden, small bluetooth ear-buds that might be used to relay exam answers from outsiders. #jugaad pic.twitter.com/hBFyc0L6fK
— Raju Narisetti (@raju) December 20, 2018
Netizens were amused.
Impact of #munnabhaimbbs — charitra raj (@raaziam) December 20, 2018
I’m fascinated by this. https://t.co/1suLu6U9jg
— Emily Le Coz (@emily_lecoz) December 20, 2018
Sensing a huge market for spectacles with bluetooth and bone conduction audio. — Sruthijith (@sruthijith) December 21, 2018
This is nuts.
— Sriram Krishnan (@sriramk) December 20, 2018
They missed the Morse code shoe implants. — Hypnotic Mirage (@pauly_heinz) December 20, 2018
Last 10 years even stupids have passed mbbs exams.
Very relevant
— Ob (@Mnt79908583) December 20, 2018
This could appear in the question paper for all you know.
And who recorded this video — (@iamsidqatar) December 20, 2018