Mitigating Exam Fraud — IPB University Deploys Dual-Camera AI Proctoring for Indonesia's 2025 Independent Selection Admissions Exam

IPB University (Institut Pertanian Bogor), Indonesia's top-ranked agricultural university, introduced an AI-assisted proctoring system for its Undergraduate Independent Selection (Seleksi Mandiri) exam in June 2025. Roughly 3,600 applicants sat the exam under a dual-camera setup — one camera recording each participant's face, a second recording their surrounding environment — while the platform logged audio, video and activity data to flag unusual, non-human-like behaviour patterns for review.
The system did not replace human oversight: 57 proctors (one for every 75 participants) and 27 supporting technicians monitored the exam alongside the AI, communicating with test-takers through an in-platform chat feature, and following two pre-test stages — an application/hardware check and a simulated exam run — to reduce technical failures on exam day. University officials, including selection director Dr Utami Dyah Syafitri and dean Apriana Ramadhan, framed the system as both a cheating-mitigation measure and a demonstration of the university's ambitions in learning technology.
IPB expanded oversight again for the national UTBK entrance-exam cycle in April 2026, tightening exam-monitoring procedures further. The university's own announcements document the system's design and staffing in detail but do not publish figures on cheating incidents detected, false-positive rates, or comparisons with pre-AI proctoring outcomes, so the evidence available so far describes implementation, not measured impact on integrity or learning.

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