Commerce Faculty, which accounts for 50 per cent of the MSU student strength, uses almost seven to eight buildings of different faculties to conduct their exams. This year, students have found new methods to cheat during the exams, the most popular being wearing T-shirts with hoods that allow them to use their hands-conveniently while someone outside dictates the answers on their ear-pieces.

Syndicate member and Commerce Faculty teacher, Pragnesh Shah said they had thought of placing jammers a year ago when former dean Prof S K Singh mooted the idea but somehow the plan didn't take off. "But with rising incidences, it is the right time that we act promptly and do something concrete," said Shah.