Nilekani-led exam reforms panel gets more time
Education · First reported 31 Oct, 20:16 · Updated 20:46
The Centre has extended the examination reforms task force’s tenure until January 2027. Its proposals under review include state consultations, potential changes to NEET-UG testing, and broader testing infrastructure reforms.
- The task force led by Nandan Nilekani has been given until January 2027 to complete its work.
- The panel is seeking input from state leaders, and stakeholders have suggested a hybrid NEET-UG format for 2027 before a possible shift to computer-based testing in 2028.
- The Indian Express snippet says the panel received 50,000 suggestions.
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- Extended tenure
- Until January 2027
- Suggestions reported
- 50,000, according to the Indian Express headline
- Task force activity
- 18 internal meetings and around 40 consultations
- NEET-UG formats under discussion
- Hybrid format in 2027 and possible computer-based testing in 2028
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