Gallery
Visual record of examination-hall readiness, CBT labs and institutional identity — the same categories national testing bodies publish as public information.
Additional gallery images will be published by the administration after authorised photo documentation of centres.
What these photographs represent
Examination conducting bodies document centre infrastructure so that seating, CCTV, power backup and candidate facilities can be verified before a live shift. Samarth uses the same discipline: a photograph is evidence of readiness, not a marketing collage. Typical categories include main entrance and name board, reception and waiting area, exam lab with candidate nodes, network rack and server room, UPS/DG, electrical panel, toilets, emergency exit and parking.
Private CBT centres uploading geo-tagged photos on the Standard Testing Centre portal follow this evidence model. Images must match the declared address. Remote or stock photographs are not accepted as verification of a live centre.
Candidates appearing in a Samarth-facilitated exam should still follow only the admit-card instructions for reporting time, prohibited items and PwD support. Gallery images are institutional records, not an invitation to visit a centre unannounced.