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VIDEO | Chennai: On examination reforms and technology for transparent and leak-proof exams, IIT Madras Director and member of the high-powered task force, V. Kamakoti, says, “Public examinations have been conducted for several decades. While there have been unfortunate paper leaks, many examinations have also been conducted successfully. This... show more

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The biggest challenge in preventing examination paper leaks is not technology but ensuring the integrity of question paper setters and invigilators, IIT Madras Director V. Kamakoti, a member of the Prime Minister's newly constituted High Power Task Force on National Testing Agency (NTA) reforms, told NDTV in an exclusive conversation. Speaking to NDTV's Tanushka Dutta, Kamakoti said the panel's recommendations would focus on making examinations "leak-proof and transparent", but stressed that every examination system ultimately depends on what he described as the "root of trust"—the people entrusted with preparing question papers.

The biggest challenge in preventing examination paper leaks is not technology but ensuring the integrity of question paper setters and invigilators, IIT Madras Director V. Kamakoti, a member of the Prime Minister's newly constituted High Power Task Force on National Testing Agency (NTA) reforms, told NDTV in an exclusive conversation. Speaking to NDTV's Tanushka Dutta, Kamakoti said the panel's recommendations would focus on making examinations "leak-proof and transparent", but stressed that every examination system ultimately depends on what he described as the "root of trust"—the people entrusted with preparing question papers.

NDTV

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#WATCH | Ranchi, Jharkhand | A protestor Piyush, says, "...We demand the cancellation of the examinations conducted by TDPL and those associated with Abhay Kumar Tiwari. The CGL examination is the biggest example, which is one of the biggest exam scams in India. Apart from CGL, all examinations conducted by TDPL, including the 14th JPSC Prelims, Backlog 23, Backlog 25, 11th to 13th JPSC, CDPO, FSO, FRO, ACF, JET, APP Regular, APP Backlog, and Civil Judge examinations, should be cancelled...We demand an investigation by the CBI and the ED...We demand reforms. Under these reforms, we demand that an examination calendar be released and strictly followed. All competitive examinations should be conducted within the stipulated time frame. For the last three to five years, calendars for several competitive examinations have been released, but the exams have not been conducted...We demand that the age limit for JPSC be considered as per 2018, and for other competitive examinations conducted by JPSC and JSSC, the age limit should be fixed at 42 years. Apart from this, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) should be implemented...No politically affiliated person should be given responsibility in any examination agency. The person appointed should be non-political, have an impeccable reputation, and preference should be given to serving officers over retired officers. A fast-track court should also be established. A strict timeline should be fixed, and decisive action should be taken within 90 days so that the guilty are punished. Furthermore, a commission should be formed for reforms in JPSC and JSSC. Our suggestion is that this commission should be formed under the leadership of former Chief Secretary R.S. Sharma..."

#WATCH | Ranchi, Jharkhand | A protestor Piyush, says, "...We demand the cancellation of the examinations conducted by TDPL and those associated with Abhay Kumar Tiwari. The CGL examination is the biggest example, which is one of the biggest exam scams in India. Apart from CGL, all examinations conducted by TDPL, including the 14th JPSC Prelims, Backlog 23, Backlog 25, 11th to 13th JPSC, CDPO, FSO, FRO, ACF, JET, APP Regular, APP Backlog, and Civil Judge examinations, should be cancelled...We demand an investigation by the CBI and the ED...We demand reforms. Under these reforms, we demand that an examination calendar be released and strictly followed. All competitive examinations should be conducted within the stipulated time frame. For the last three to five years, calendars for several competitive examinations have been released, but the exams have not been conducted...We demand that the age limit for JPSC be considered as per 2018, and for other competitive examinations conducted by JPSC and JSSC, the age limit should be fixed at 42 years. Apart from this, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) should be implemented...No politically affiliated person should be given responsibility in any examination agency. The person appointed should be non-political, have an impeccable reputation, and preference should be given to serving officers over retired officers. A fast-track court should also be established. A strict timeline should be fixed, and decisive action should be taken within 90 days so that the guilty are punished. Furthermore, a commission should be formed for reforms in JPSC and JSSC. Our suggestion is that this commission should be formed under the leadership of former Chief Secretary R.S. Sharma..."

ANI

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#WATCH | Chennai | IIT Madras Director and Member of the task force constituted for NTA examination reforms, Veezhinathan Kamakoti says, "The NEET examination was conducted again without any major issues...That shows the system has worked...The fundamental challenge we face right now is trust. We need teachers whom we can trust, people who will set the question paper, maintain complete confidentiality, and faithfully discharge their responsibility without revealing its contents. This is the single biggest challenge we face"

#WATCH | Chennai | IIT Madras Director and Member of the task force constituted for NTA examination reforms, Veezhinathan Kamakoti says, "The NEET examination was conducted again without any major issues...That shows the system has worked...The fundamental challenge we face right now is trust. We need teachers whom we can trust, people who will set the question paper, maintain complete confidentiality, and faithfully discharge their responsibility without revealing its contents. This is the single biggest challenge we face"

ANI

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VIDEO: Jennifer Kalule, the Principal Public Relations Officer at the Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB), says the board has been overwhelmed by requests from candidates seeking to change their examination centres, attributing the trend largely to indiscipline among some candidates. She says UNEB has since embarked on amending candidates’ registration details to ensure accurate and credible data for the 2026 national examinations. About 1.6 million candidates have registered for the Primary Leaving Examination (PLE), Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE), and Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) examinations. Late registration closed on July 31. 📹Jane Nafula

VIDEO: Jennifer Kalule, the Principal Public Relations Officer at the Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB), says the board has been overwhelmed by requests from candidates seeking to change their examination centres, attributing the trend largely to indiscipline among some candidates. She says UNEB has since embarked on amending candidates’ registration details to ensure accurate and credible data for the 2026 national examinations. About 1.6 million candidates have registered for the Primary Leaving Examination (PLE), Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE), and Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) examinations. Late registration closed on July 31. 📹Jane Nafula

Daily Monitor

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#WATCH | Dehradun, Uttarakhand: On the Uttarakhand Technical University (UTU) paper leak case, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Dehradun Pramendra Dobhal says, “Today, July 23rd, Vinay Kumar Patel filed a police complaint with the Controller of Examinations at Uttarakhand Technical University in the Prem Nagar police station area. He stated that the professor appointed for the internal examinations scheduled for the 7th and 8th had breached the confidentiality of the examination and leaked the question paper to benefit some of his associates...The main accused has been arrested today, and all documents related to internal security and their preparations for the internal examinations, as well as the methods used to carry out these tasks, have been obtained. The main accused, Ashish Gupta, has been arrested immediately. They will be arrested and sent for judicial examination after registering a case. Whoever is involved in this, if they have leaked the question paper for unfair gain, they too will be included in this investigation….”

#WATCH | Dehradun, Uttarakhand: On the Uttarakhand Technical University (UTU) paper leak case, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Dehradun Pramendra Dobhal says, “Today, July 23rd, Vinay Kumar Patel filed a police complaint with the Controller of Examinations at Uttarakhand Technical University in the Prem Nagar police station area. He stated that the professor appointed for the internal examinations scheduled for the 7th and 8th had breached the confidentiality of the examination and leaked the question paper to benefit some of his associates...The main accused has been arrested today, and all documents related to internal security and their preparations for the internal examinations, as well as the methods used to carry out these tasks, have been obtained. The main accused, Ashish Gupta, has been arrested immediately. They will be arrested and sent for judicial examination after registering a case. Whoever is involved in this, if they have leaked the question paper for unfair gain, they too will be included in this investigation….”

The Times Of India

25,631 views • 1 month ago

In the noise of politics, the real issue, the need for systemic reforms in our examination process, has been sidelined. Today, I sat down with NEET aspirants and young medical students in Delhi to discuss: • Computer based testing • Reducing human intervention in examinations • Best practices from around the world • Building a more transparent and foolproof examination system If you're interested in solutions, watch this conversation at 7 PM. If you're looking for noise, there are plenty of other handles.

In the noise of politics, the real issue, the need for systemic reforms in our examination process, has been sidelined. Today, I sat down with NEET aspirants and young medical students in Delhi to discuss: • Computer based testing • Reducing human intervention in examinations • Best practices from around the world • Building a more transparent and foolproof examination system If you're interested in solutions, watch this conversation at 7 PM. If you're looking for noise, there are plenty of other handles.

Tejasvi Surya

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#WATCH | Delhi: On NEET-PG 2026 examinations, Chairman of the National Medical Commission, Dr. Abhijat Sheth, says, "We have geared up very well for the preparation of the NEET PG 2026 examination. We will ensure that it is conducted safely and securely, and we will maintain the sanctity of the examination. We have 2,73,183 candidates who have registered, out of which 2,73,083 candidates have received their admit cards... We haven't increased the examination duration, but we have reduced the number of examination questions from 200 to 180 to ensure that students have a full opportunity to answer the maximum possible number of questions. There are a total of 1,111 examination centres across 338 cities in the country."

#WATCH | Delhi: On NEET-PG 2026 examinations, Chairman of the National Medical Commission, Dr. Abhijat Sheth, says, "We have geared up very well for the preparation of the NEET PG 2026 examination. We will ensure that it is conducted safely and securely, and we will maintain the sanctity of the examination. We have 2,73,183 candidates who have registered, out of which 2,73,083 candidates have received their admit cards... We haven't increased the examination duration, but we have reduced the number of examination questions from 200 to 180 to ensure that students have a full opportunity to answer the maximum possible number of questions. There are a total of 1,111 examination centres across 338 cities in the country."

ANI

64,518 views • 16 days ago

Today in the Lok Sabha, I spoke on the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill. Students don't want politics over paper leaks. They want a system that protects their future. For crores of ordinary families, a fair examination is often the only door to opportunity. The PM Modi Government is undertaking structural reforms and adopting a root-and-branch approach to strengthen the examination system, prevent future paper leaks, and fix the system once and for all. Watch.

Today in the Lok Sabha, I spoke on the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill. Students don't want politics over paper leaks. They want a system that protects their future. For crores of ordinary families, a fair examination is often the only door to opportunity. The PM Modi Government is undertaking structural reforms and adopting a root-and-branch approach to strengthen the examination system, prevent future paper leaks, and fix the system once and for all. Watch.

Tejasvi Surya

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𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐟𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐚𝐧 𝐞𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧! As the government moves forward with structural testing transformations via a high-powered task force, IIT Madras Director V. Kamakoti breaks down the critical vision behind these national exam reforms. Discover how these strategic initiatives aim to build a transparent, stress-free, and robust testing ecosystem for millions of students. Watch IIT Madras Director V. Kamakoti's interview on exam reforms.🎥

𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐟𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐚𝐧 𝐞𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧! As the government moves forward with structural testing transformations via a high-powered task force, IIT Madras Director V. Kamakoti breaks down the critical vision behind these national exam reforms. Discover how these strategic initiatives aim to build a transparent, stress-free, and robust testing ecosystem for millions of students. Watch IIT Madras Director V. Kamakoti's interview on exam reforms.🎥

BJP

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Today marks a historic step towards restoring the sanctity of India’s examination system through institutional reforms with the passage of the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026 in Parliament. Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji and the Government have implemented zero-tolerance approach against paper leaks, cheating mafias and examination fraud. With stringent punishment, fast-track enforcement and stronger safeguards against technology-enabled malpractice, this law will protect the dreams of millions of students and strengthen faith in our education system. Infact Hon'ble PM was deeply concerned about stress of exams on students and have been interacting in the past Every honest student deserves a fair opportunity, and this legislation is a significant step in that direction.

Today marks a historic step towards restoring the sanctity of India’s examination system through institutional reforms with the passage of the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026 in Parliament. Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji and the Government have implemented zero-tolerance approach against paper leaks, cheating mafias and examination fraud. With stringent punishment, fast-track enforcement and stronger safeguards against technology-enabled malpractice, this law will protect the dreams of millions of students and strengthen faith in our education system. Infact Hon'ble PM was deeply concerned about stress of exams on students and have been interacting in the past Every honest student deserves a fair opportunity, and this legislation is a significant step in that direction.

Vikramjit Singh MP

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VIDEO | Delhi: On the NEET PG exam, National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences President Dr Abhijat Sheth says, "The candidates successfully completed the examination. We had enhanced security measures in place this time to ensure fairness and security. I would also like to tell you that so far, there have been no incidents of hacking, cybersecurity issues or any major event such as a question paper leak. The examination was completed in a safe and secure manner." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

VIDEO | Delhi: On the NEET PG exam, National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences President Dr Abhijat Sheth says, "The candidates successfully completed the examination. We had enhanced security measures in place this time to ensure fairness and security. I would also like to tell you that so far, there have been no incidents of hacking, cybersecurity issues or any major event such as a question paper leak. The examination was completed in a safe and secure manner." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

Press Trust of India

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#WATCH | Delhi | On open letter to Priyanka Gandhi about her statement on IIT Madras Director Professor V Kamakoti, South Asian University President KK Agarwal says, "The debate was on examination reforms... He is a very eminent academician... IITs have an experience of conducting an equally important exam, JEE, for several years, without any question mark. So a director of an IIT appointed as a member of the task force should be appreciated because his inputs will be very useful for this unfortunate happening... To ridicule a person of the level of Kamakoti on the floor of the parliament is certainly not acceptable to an academician like me."

#WATCH | Delhi | On open letter to Priyanka Gandhi about her statement on IIT Madras Director Professor V Kamakoti, South Asian University President KK Agarwal says, "The debate was on examination reforms... He is a very eminent academician... IITs have an experience of conducting an equally important exam, JEE, for several years, without any question mark. So a director of an IIT appointed as a member of the task force should be appreciated because his inputs will be very useful for this unfortunate happening... To ridicule a person of the level of Kamakoti on the floor of the parliament is certainly not acceptable to an academician like me."

ANI

60,621 views • 1 month ago

#WATCH | On the Supreme Court's hearing on the NEET-UG 2024 exam, Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan says "I want to assure the students and their parents that the Govt of India and NTA are committed to providing justice to them. 24 lakh students have successfully taken the NEET examination. There is no paper leak, no proof has been found yet. A court-recommended model was adopted for around 1560 students and a panel of academicians has been formed for the same...We will accept the verdict of the Court..."

#WATCH | On the Supreme Court's hearing on the NEET-UG 2024 exam, Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan says "I want to assure the students and their parents that the Govt of India and NTA are committed to providing justice to them. 24 lakh students have successfully taken the NEET examination. There is no paper leak, no proof has been found yet. A court-recommended model was adopted for around 1560 students and a panel of academicians has been formed for the same...We will accept the verdict of the Court..."

ANI

296,592 views • 2 years ago

My young fellow Goans, The recent developments surrounding the NEET examination have understandably drawn the attention of students, parents and educators across the country. Every student deserves the assurance of a fair and credible examination process. Hon'ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji has made it clear that there will be zero tolerance for paper leaks. The Government of India acted promptly against those responsible and conducted the re-examination to ensure that the hard work of lakhs of students did not go to waste. The integrity of our examinations will be protected, and the aspirations of our youth will always come first. With the results declared and the admission process now underway, I am confident that future examinations will be conducted with even greater transparency and stronger safeguards. I urge every student to remain focused on your aspirations and continue pursuing your dreams. I have complete faith that the youth of Goa will continue to excel through hard work and determination as we build a Viksit India together. My best wishes are always with you.

My young fellow Goans, The recent developments surrounding the NEET examination have understandably drawn the attention of students, parents and educators across the country. Every student deserves the assurance of a fair and credible examination process. Hon'ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji has made it clear that there will be zero tolerance for paper leaks. The Government of India acted promptly against those responsible and conducted the re-examination to ensure that the hard work of lakhs of students did not go to waste. The integrity of our examinations will be protected, and the aspirations of our youth will always come first. With the results declared and the admission process now underway, I am confident that future examinations will be conducted with even greater transparency and stronger safeguards. I urge every student to remain focused on your aspirations and continue pursuing your dreams. I have complete faith that the youth of Goa will continue to excel through hard work and determination as we build a Viksit India together. My best wishes are always with you.

Dr. Pramod Sawant

27,254 views • 1 month ago

VIDEO | Ranchi: As the Jharkhand High Court stayed the state government's orders cancelling recruitments made through the 11th to 13th Jharkhand Public Service Commission examinations, student leader Ravindra Paswan says, “Our demands were that strict action be taken against the irregularities taking place in JPSC and JSSC examinations and against the protection being given to the examination mafia. We also demanded a halt to the sale of seats in various examinations for money. We were protesting at the demonstration site over all these issues. For the past 26 days, students and young people across Jharkhand had been raising their voices. In the face of their struggle, the Jharkhand government had to bow down. The government agreed to our demands related to reforms. We thought that the coalition government's intentions were in favour of the students. But what we saw in court today made it clear that the government has deceived lakhs of students in Jharkhand. The government has betrayed lakhs of students in the state.” (Full video available on PTI Videos -

VIDEO | Ranchi: As the Jharkhand High Court stayed the state government's orders cancelling recruitments made through the 11th to 13th Jharkhand Public Service Commission examinations, student leader Ravindra Paswan says, “Our demands were that strict action be taken against the irregularities taking place in JPSC and JSSC examinations and against the protection being given to the examination mafia. We also demanded a halt to the sale of seats in various examinations for money. We were protesting at the demonstration site over all these issues. For the past 26 days, students and young people across Jharkhand had been raising their voices. In the face of their struggle, the Jharkhand government had to bow down. The government agreed to our demands related to reforms. We thought that the coalition government's intentions were in favour of the students. But what we saw in court today made it clear that the government has deceived lakhs of students in Jharkhand. The government has betrayed lakhs of students in the state.” (Full video available on PTI Videos -

Press Trust of India

12,815 views • 23 days ago

#WATCH | Delhi: On NEET issue, National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) President Abhijat Sheth says, "The integrity of this examination was never in doubt as far as NEET PG is concerned. For the last seven years, we have conducted so far successfully... Because of the recent events, what has happened that there were lots of concerns about all these sorts of examinations from the student communities and in response to that, the government has decided to ensure once more to make sure that the sanctity of the examination the safety and security must be maintained. So they have decided to review the SOPs and protocols as soon as possible. We will declare the next due date in one next week..." On advisory issued against social media messages, and fraudsters, warnings he said, "This was for the protection that's why we published the SOPs before the examination, this is all perception, social media is so vast these days that sometimes it gives the wrong message to the students and we wanted students should remain on the right path."

#WATCH | Delhi: On NEET issue, National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) President Abhijat Sheth says, "The integrity of this examination was never in doubt as far as NEET PG is concerned. For the last seven years, we have conducted so far successfully... Because of the recent events, what has happened that there were lots of concerns about all these sorts of examinations from the student communities and in response to that, the government has decided to ensure once more to make sure that the sanctity of the examination the safety and security must be maintained. So they have decided to review the SOPs and protocols as soon as possible. We will declare the next due date in one next week..." On advisory issued against social media messages, and fraudsters, warnings he said, "This was for the protection that's why we published the SOPs before the examination, this is all perception, social media is so vast these days that sometimes it gives the wrong message to the students and we wanted students should remain on the right path."

ANI

125,927 views • 2 years ago

#WATCH | Delhi | On the NEET-UG paper leak controversy, Former UGC Chairman Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar says, "...These are very difficult times for our students and all of us. We should be empathetic and we should stand by our students. But most importantly, NTA, within a few days of cancelling the NEET examination, has announced the new date for the retest of NEET and it is going to happen on the 21st of June...Most importantly, the Union Minister of Education has made an important announcement that, next year onwards, NEET will be conducted in the computer-based test mode...We need to strengthen organisations like NTA. In situations like this, when an examination is cancelled, when we are distressed, it is natural to criticise the NTA as an organisation. But we also had to remember that NTA has been conducting these examinations in a very responsible way and improving this system is an ongoing process..." (15.05)

#WATCH | Delhi | On the NEET-UG paper leak controversy, Former UGC Chairman Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar says, "...These are very difficult times for our students and all of us. We should be empathetic and we should stand by our students. But most importantly, NTA, within a few days of cancelling the NEET examination, has announced the new date for the retest of NEET and it is going to happen on the 21st of June...Most importantly, the Union Minister of Education has made an important announcement that, next year onwards, NEET will be conducted in the computer-based test mode...We need to strengthen organisations like NTA. In situations like this, when an examination is cancelled, when we are distressed, it is natural to criticise the NTA as an organisation. But we also had to remember that NTA has been conducting these examinations in a very responsible way and improving this system is an ongoing process..." (15.05)

ANI

10,699 views • 4 months ago

#WATCH | Kota, Rajasthan: Twin Brothers Mahroof and Masroor Ahmed Khan from Bhubaneswar have got the same score in several exams, including the JEE-Main 2026 Session 1 examination. Masroor Ahmed Khan says, "I have been in Kota since class 10 and have been following coaching materials for the last 3 years under the guidance of a teacher... I have always been motivated. That's why I earned good marks in JEE Main... We (he and his twin brother Mahroof) studied together. We have a same study time... Both of us motivated each other. We learned a lot from each other..."

#WATCH | Kota, Rajasthan: Twin Brothers Mahroof and Masroor Ahmed Khan from Bhubaneswar have got the same score in several exams, including the JEE-Main 2026 Session 1 examination. Masroor Ahmed Khan says, "I have been in Kota since class 10 and have been following coaching materials for the last 3 years under the guidance of a teacher... I have always been motivated. That's why I earned good marks in JEE Main... We (he and his twin brother Mahroof) studied together. We have a same study time... Both of us motivated each other. We learned a lot from each other..."

ANI

609,467 views • 6 months ago

How India can build a leak-proof exam system In Episode 3 of Law and the Law, Advocate Vivek Narayan Sharma outlines an 11-point roadmap to strengthen the security of India's examination system. He recommends a gradual shift to secure computer-based testing, adoption of a Zero Trust Security Architecture, end-to-end encryption of question papers, AI-based monitoring of examination centres, biometric authentication and mandatory independent cybersecurity audits. Sharma also proposes a National Security Operations Centre to oversee examination infrastructure and calls for a National Examination Security Framework covering major exams such as NEET, JEE, CUET, UPSC, SSC, Railway Recruitment Board and banking recruitment examinations to build national standards and public confidence. VIVEK NARAYAN SHARMA #lawandthelaw #viveknarayansharma #examsecurity #cybersecurity #neet #jee #upsc #educationreforms #competitiveexams #indiaeducation

How India can build a leak-proof exam system In Episode 3 of Law and the Law, Advocate Vivek Narayan Sharma outlines an 11-point roadmap to strengthen the security of India's examination system. He recommends a gradual shift to secure computer-based testing, adoption of a Zero Trust Security Architecture, end-to-end encryption of question papers, AI-based monitoring of examination centres, biometric authentication and mandatory independent cybersecurity audits. Sharma also proposes a National Security Operations Centre to oversee examination infrastructure and calls for a National Examination Security Framework covering major exams such as NEET, JEE, CUET, UPSC, SSC, Railway Recruitment Board and banking recruitment examinations to build national standards and public confidence. VIVEK NARAYAN SHARMA #lawandthelaw #viveknarayansharma #examsecurity #cybersecurity #neet #jee #upsc #educationreforms #competitiveexams #indiaeducation

The Times Of India

12,836 views • 1 month ago