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    NEET-UG 2027 may retain pen-and-paper option as southern states push back against exam overhaul

    Centre's proposed examination reforms have encountered resistance from southern states, particularly Tamil Nadu and Kerala, potentially delaying a full transition to computer-based NEET-UG until 2028-29. The Nilekani panel is considering a gradual shift, retaining the pen-and-paper option in 2027 while building consensus and addressing concerns over accessibility.

    Nandan Nilekani, NEET reform panel head, wants to end ‘question papers’: Infosys co-founder has an unusual plan to prevent paper leaks

    Nandan Nilekani's Anti-Neet Paper Leak Plan: Nandan Nilekani has proposed generating NEET question papers at the last minute using AI and a large question bank to reduce paper leak risks. The Infosys co-founder also wants India to expand computer-based testing facilities as part of wider examination reforms.

    Nilekani panel races to ready roadmap ahead of October deadline for 2027 rollout

    A dedicated task force is devising a comprehensive action plan for NEET-UG and other entrance examinations. Their goal is to implement a multi-day computer-based testing system for NEET-UG. Engaging the public for feedback and consulting with relevant government agencies, they aim to finalize recommendations by mid-September, ensuring timely execution. This initiative is focused on bolstering the credibility of future assessments.

    CUET-UG delayed at some centres due to technical glitch; TCS says 'regret inconvenience'

    The CUET-UG 2026 entrance exam faced delays at several locations on Saturday. A technical issue at TCS caused the disruption. The National Testing Agency confirmed the problem is resolved. Candidates will receive compensatory time. Morning session students completed their exams fully. The agency expressed regret for the inconvenience caused to students and parents.

    Parliament should consider bringing amendment to POCSO Act: SC

    The Supreme Court has urged Parliament to amend the POCSO Act, replacing 'child pornography' with 'child sexual exploitative and abuse material' to better reflect the nature of these crimes. The court also ruled that watching and downloading such content are offences under the POCSO and IT Acts, emphasizing the need for comprehensive sex education and support services for victims.

    No normalisation of scores for CUET-UG, NET this year: UGC Chief

    Score normalisation for CUET-UG and National Eligibility Test eliminated this year. CUET-UG from May 15 to 24 with mode changes, UGC-NET switches to pen and paper mode on June 16, affecting eligibility criteria for Indian nationals.

    The Economic Times
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