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    IIT graduate’s father was a sweet seller in Lucknow; he got 48% in class 5, later went on to get top grades in IIT, today earns more than Rs 2 crore per year as AI engineer: ‘I earn in a month…’

    Tejash Vaish was once part of a humble family in Lucknow, where his father made a living by selling sweets. Although he faced academic challenges throughout his school years, he ultimately changed his circumstances through dedication and effort. Currently, he has a computer science degree from IIT Kanpur and is employed in Dubai, earning an impressive yearly salary exceeding Rs 2.5 crore.

    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.

    NEET-UG may go online as Centre works on national exam-grade CBT infrastructure

    The Ministry of Education is developing a strategy for transitioning NEET-UG to computer-based testing. This includes addressing challenges related to infrastructure and accessibility for candidates nationwide. A high-powered task force is also involved in recommending reforms for India's public examination system. NEET-UG is the largest undergraduate entrance examination with around 25 lakh candidates appearing annually. The recommendations from this task force are expected to influence the future of NEET-UG assessments.

    A 2nd-year IIT Bombay student recently took his own life after being accused of exam misconduct. Statistics reveal a troubling trend of suicides among IIT students, indicating systemic issues. Competitive admission processes create immense pressure, leading to mental health challenges for many students. Proposals suggest restructuring admissions to alleviate pressure and reduce stigma associated with leaving the program.

    Start career help from class 8, fix schooling to curb coaching: Panel

    A government panel suggests starting career guidance from Class 8 and creating a national aptitude portal. Voluntary after-school classes will support students preparing for entrance exams. External coaching might be restricted to after Class 10 and limited hours. Entrance exams could be held from Class 11, twice yearly. Board exam marks will account for up to fifty percent of entrance scores.

    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.

    The Economic Times
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