Exam impersonation
A candidate may attempt to sit an examination on behalf of another registered student.
Confirm each candidate's identity against their enrolled record before they are allowed into the examination hall. A single face match at the entrance closes off exam impersonation, where one student sits a test on behalf of another.
Examination centers may use hall tickets and photo ID checks to admit candidates. Depending on the workflow, biometric verification can add a layer focused specifically on confirming who is entering the hall.
A candidate may attempt to sit an examination on behalf of another registered student.
Checking a photo ID or hall ticket at the door can be slow and inconsistent across exam centers.
High-volume entrance exams and board exams can make manual identity checks difficult to enforce consistently.
Some examinations require re-verifying the same candidate's identity across multiple sessions or days.
Paper-based hall-ticket checks make it difficult to prove which candidate actually appeared for an exam.
Mxface biometric capabilities can be incorporated into an examination center's entry workflow to confirm each candidate's identity against their enrolled record before hall entry is permitted.
Capture the candidate's face at the entrance and verify it against their enrolled examination record.
Add a liveness check to confirm the presented face belongs to a live person at the point of entry.
Compare the captured face with the reference photo submitted at the time of exam registration.
Where an enrolled biometric database is used, facial search can confirm which registered candidate is entering the hall.
A typical workflow verifies a candidate's identity against their enrolled examination record before hall entry is permitted.
The candidate's face is enrolled at registration and linked to their exam record.
The entry app captures the candidate's face at the examination hall door.
The workflow performs a liveness check on the presented face.
The captured face is compared with the enrolled candidate identity.
The verification result is returned to the exam center's entry system.
The examination authority's own rules determine whether entry is permitted.
These Mxface capabilities can support different parts of the examination verification workflow. The exact combination depends on how the authority designs its entry process.
Verify a candidate's identity against their enrolled examination record.
Check whether the presented face belongs to a live person at hall entry.
Compare the captured face with the reference photo submitted at registration.
Search an enrolled biometric database to confirm which registered candidate is entering the hall.
Depending on the authority's implementation, biometric hall-entry verification can provide an additional identity signal alongside existing hall-ticket and proctoring processes.
Mxface biometric verification can be incorporated into the applications and systems used to manage candidate registration, hall tickets and exam center entry.
Use Mxface biometric solutions to verify every candidate before hall entry, from single centers to large-scale board examinations.
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