SynopsisKamakoti, a member of the high-powered task force on examination reforms set up by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and headed by former UIDAI chief Nandan Nilekani, said the National Testing Agency's (NTA) biggest challenge was not conducting examinations at scale but rebuilding trust in the people handling critical stages of the process.Artificial intelligence-powered surveillance and conducting the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) in multiple computer-based sessions offer the best path to restoring credibility to India's high-stakes entrance examinations, IIT Madras director V Kamakoti told ET.Kamakoti, a member of the high-powered task force on examination reforms set up by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and headed by former UIDAI chief Nandan Nilekani, said theNow Playing
AI surveillance, multi-session NEET can restore trust: IIT Madras director - The Economic Times
Kamakoti, a member of the high-powered task force on examination reforms set up by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and headed by former UIDAI chief Nandan Nilekani, said the National Testing Agency's (NTA) biggest challenge was not conducting examinations at scale but rebuilding trust in the people handling critical stages of the process.
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Kamakoti (IIT Madras, Modi task force) proposes AI surveillance and multi-session NEET to restore exam credibility. Signals governance trend: AI as compliance locus on critical systems, raising privacy-accountability tensions that will shape education policy.
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