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Centre Constitutes High-Powered Committee to Recommend Examination Reforms
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The Centre has constituted a high-powered committee under Nandan Nilekani to recommend examination reforms. The committee will recommend the next phase of examination reforms in the wake of the NEET paper leak controversy.
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Centre Constitutes High-Powered Committee to Recommend Examination Reforms
The Centre has constituted a high-powered committee under Nandan Nilekani to recommend examination reforms. The committee will recommend the next phase of examination reforms in the wake of the NEET paper leak controversy. The Supreme Court had heard petitions seeking changes to the conduct of the NEET examination. The Centre's move to constitute a high-powered committee is seen as a significant step towards addressing the concerns of students and opposition parties. The committee will be headed by Nandan Nilekani, an entrepreneur and Infosys cofounder. The committee's recommendations will be crucial in shaping the future of examination reforms in the country.
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