The committee should use the paper leak crisis as an opportunity to rethink India's entire public examination architecture—from NTA's role and centralisation to AI-driven testing and the future of CUET.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday announced that the government has set up a high-powered task force on exam reforms under technology expert Nandan Nilekani.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a high-powered task force, led by Infosys Chairman Nandan Nilekani, to revamp India's examination system with technology-driven solutions.

Nandan Nilekani will lead a task force to recommend technological reforms for the National Testing Agency's examination processes.

Efforts to restructure NTA show that the Centre has belatedly recognised that testing is a specialised process requiring specialised skills

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The Supreme Court will examine suggestions from a task force regarding the online structure of NEET. Prioritizing enhanced cybersecurity and database safeguarding for digital…

Minimum jail term raised to five years, maximum fine hiked to ₹5 crore; Nilekani-led panel to push tech reforms

India is seeking to crack down on examination fraud by proposing tougher penalties for paper leak offences. These amendments aim to rehabilitate trust in the competitive exam…

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced a new six-member task force. This high-powered committee will be headed by Nandan Nilekani, a renowned tech leader. The task force aims…