Nandan Nilekani Calls for AI-Generated Question Papers, Nationwide Computer-Based Testing
- Nandan Nilekani proposed using artificial intelligence to generate exam questions on the day of testing, aiming to reduce paper leaks and fraud.
- Nilekani said a large question bank could eliminate the need for fixed exam papers, reducing the economic incentive for leaks.
- He advocated nationwide computer-based testing, which would require expanding beyond roughly 150,000 existing test locations.
- Nilekani said his committee would address systemic exam problems and that the Prime Minister was keen to implement its recommendations.
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Times of IndiaNandan Nilekani calls for AI-generated question papers, nationwide computer-based testing
Nandan Nilekani suggested a significant change in India's examination framework during the Bloomberg Economic Forum. He emphasized the use of artificial intelligence to create question papers on the day of the exam. This approach aims to eliminate the risk of leaks and fraud associated with traditional question papers. Nilekani noted the importance of transitioning to a Computer-Based Testing model nationwide for equitable access.
Nilekani Calls for India to Scrap Traditional Exam Papers
Nandan Nilekani, one of India’s most prominent technology leaders, said the country needs to do away with traditional question papers to combat leaks that have disrupted high-stakes exams taken by millions of students and job seekers.
Following the NEET question paper leak, the central government has formed a committee headed by Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani to bring about changes in the country's examination system. In this situation, Nandan Nilekani has put forward important recommendations with a view to preventing irregularities in the examinations. This year's NEET entrance exam question paper leak has become a big issue
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