Photo: The Central SNPMB Monitoring and Evaluation Team, represented by R. Urip Purwono, Ph.D., Psychologist (fourth from the left), together with the UTBK-SNBT Committee of ISI Bali at the Design Hub Building, ISI Bali, Wednesday (April 22).
The Central Monitoring and Evaluation (Monev) Team of the National Selection Committee for New Student Admissions (Seleksi Nasional Penerimaan Mahasiswa Baru, SNPMB) conducted an on-site review of the Computer-Based Written Examination for the National Test-Based Selection (Ujian Tulis Berbasis Komputer Seleksi Nasional Berbasis Tes, UTBK-SNBT) at the Indonesian Institute of the Arts Bali (ISI Bali) on Wednesday (April 22). This activity took place at the Design Hub Building of ISI Bali, which serves as one of the official UTBK examination centers for 2026.
The Central SNPMB Monev Team was represented by R. Urip Purwono, Ph.D., Psychologist. Upon arrival, the team was welcomed by the Rector of ISI Bali, Prof. Dr. Wayan “Kun” Adnyana; the Vice Rector for Academic Affairs and Information Systems, Prof. Dr. AA Gde Bagus Udayana; the Head of the Internal Supervisory Unit (SPI), Dr. Made Bayu Pramana; the Head of the ICT Unit (UPA TIK), Agus Ngurah Arya Putraka, M.Sn; the Head of Academic Affairs, Ketut Adi Sugita, M.M.; along with members of the UTBK-SNBT organizing committee at ISI Bali.
The monitoring and evaluation activities were conducted on the second day of the UTBK-SNBT implementation, specifically during sessions three and four. The team began their inspection at the UTBK-SNBT secretariat room on the first floor, followed by visits to examination rooms 1A through 1D on the same floor, and continued with inspections of examination rooms located on the third and fourth floors.
Photo: The Central SNPMB Monitoring and Evaluation Team, represented by R. Urip Purwono, Ph.D., Psychologist (second from the right), wes the implementation of UTBK-SNBT at the Design Hub Building, ISI Bali, Wednesday (April 22).
During the monitoring and evaluation process, the team ensured that all aspects of the examination were conducted in accordance with established procedures and standards. Key areas of assessment included the availability and reliability of electricity supply, the stability of internet connectivity, the condition of computer equipment used by participants, and the adequacy of supporting facilities in each examination room.
In addition, the team evaluated the examination entry procedures, including identity verification, screening using metal detectors, storage of personal belongings, and the seating process within examination rooms. The condition of the server room was also carefully reviewed to ensure optimal system performance without technical disruptions.
R. Urip Purwono, Ph.D., Psychologist, representing the Central SNPMB Monev Team, stated that the monitoring and evaluation activities form part of a broader quality assurance effort for the implementation of UTBK-SNBT across all examination centers. “Thus far, the implementation of UTBK-SNBT at ISI Bali has proceeded smoothly. No irregularities have been identified, and the facilities provided are adequate,” he noted.
Meanwhile, the Vice Rector for Academic Affairs and Information Systems of ISI Bali, Prof. Dr. AA Gde Bagus Udayana, expressed appreciation for the monitoring and evaluation conducted by the Central SNPMB Committee. He emphasized that such activities play a crucial role in maintaining the quality and credibility of UTBK-SNBT implementation at ISI Bali.
“This monitoring process is highly beneficial in ensuring that all procedures comply with national standards. We are committed to delivering the best possible service to participants so they can undertake the examination in a comfortable and conducive environment,” he stated.
Based on the positive monitoring results, ISI Bali remains committed to maintaining consistent service quality as a UTBK-SNBT examination center, while supporting the implementation of a transparent, accountable, and high-quality national selection process.
For reference, ISI Bali has once again been designated as one of the UTBK-SNBT examination centers for 2026. The UTBK at ISI Bali is conducted centrally at the Design Hub Building from April 21 to April 27, 2026.
Over the seven-day examination period, ISI Bali serves a total of 3,608 participants across 13 examination sessions. To support the implementation, ISI Bali has prepared 10 computer laboratories equipped with a total of 330 computer units.
A total of 289 faculty members and administrative staff are involved in the implementation, occupying various strategic roles such as monitoring and evaluation personnel, server administrators, room IT technicians, room supervisors, invigilators, healthcare personnel, technical administrators, and electrical technicians. The examination process is further supported by security and cleaning staff to ensure a conducive testing environment. (ISI Bali/Public Relations)
