NTA reform panel to elicit views of parents, students
The HinduA day after convening the first meeting of the National Testing Agency reform committee, the head of the panel and former ISRO chairman K. Radhakrishnan said its first priority is to elicit from students and parents across the country of their concerns and suggestions regarding the recent instances of exam paper leak that have compromised the agency’s integrity. We are also looking at the future — to develop in this country a robust tamper processed system, a system with zero error, and a system which will lessen difficulty and stress for the students with adequate flexibility built into it.” Out of public view Meanwhile, a day after the Central Bureau of Investigation took over all police cases pertaining to National Eligibility-Cum-Entrance Test undergraduate paper leak across States, the central agency sealed off the first floor of the NTA office in NSIC-MDBP building, and covered the premises with white cloth to prevent any public view of the offices. Also, setting aside rumours on social media that NEET-PG 2024 exam, which is conducted by National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences has been indefinitely delayed, NBE president Dr. Abhijat Sheth said the revised dates for NEET-PG exam will be announced next week. Commenting on rumours that NEET-PG 2024 has been indefinitely postponed, he said: “Social media is so vast these days, any one can put any thing in social media which gives wrong message to students.