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After TET Paper Leak, State Forms High-Level Committee to Make Exams Secure
The panel will consult students and officials statewide as Maharashtra moves to tighten paper-leak rules and build 25,000 secure classrooms for exams.
- On Wednesday, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced a high-level committee to recommend comprehensive reforms for government recruitment examinations, led by General Administration Department Additional Chief Secretary V. Radha.
- This reform initiative follows the Teacher Eligibility Test paper leak in Bhiwandi and protests over NEET irregularities, which led to the cancellation of the June 28 examination.
- Fadnavis directed the government to establish at least 25,000 secure classrooms across Maharashtra for recruitment examinations to plug loopholes and prevent malpractice.
- Authorities will implement the more stringent Public Examinations Amendment Act within two weeks to increase penalties for examination-related offenses.
- Enhanced coordination among district collectors, police commissioners, and senior Education Department officials will form the foundation for a comprehensive state policy on recruitment examinations.
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Maharashtra to set up high-level panel to recommend reforms in govt recruitment exams
The committee will visit every revenue division and interact with students, educational institutions and other stakeholders before submitting a report on measures to make recruitment examinations more secure, transparent and effective.
·Noida, India
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Maharashtra Government: Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has decided to constitute a high-level committee for comprehensive, more secure and consensual reforms in the examination system for various service recruitments in the state.
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