Who writes the papers, where they are printed and how computer tests vary across countries – as India weighs exam reforms after NEET-UG leak. | HT Explainers ...
The Kerala High Court has directed the Union Government and the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) to facilitate the comparison of fingerprints collected during the investigation of the ...
Imagine an exam paper that doesn’t exist until the day of the test. That is what Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani suggested ...
Nandan Nilekani, chairman of the high-powered panel, proposed utilising artificial intelligence for generating examination ...
The high-powered task force, Chaired by Nandan Nilekani, has proposed AI use to prevent Exam leaks and calls for CBT across ...
The high-powered task force, chaired by Nilekani, has been mandated to examine reforms relating to the conduct, security, ...
The Infosys co-founder also called for expanding computer-based testing and the network of exam centres, saying the reforms ...
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No more paper leaks? Nandan Nilekani pitches AI-generated exam papers, nationwide computer-based tests
Nilekani, who is heading a committee examining systemic reforms in the examination framework, expressed confidence about ...
Nilekani also stressed the need to move towards a nationwide CBT system. He said India already has around 150,000 locations where students can take examinations, but the network needs to expand to ...
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