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K Radhakrishnan Committee report highlights the need to rationalize the multiple subject streams in use in CUET admission test into a compact cluster of related subject streams. Let's explore the key recommendations of high-level committee report. New Delhi: The Ministry of Education has released the recommendations of a high-level expert committee titled ‘Reform of the National Common Entrance Test in India’.
The 7-member expert committee, headed by former ISRO chairman K Radhakrishnan, submitted its report to the Ministry of Higher Education in October. The committee was set up in June to ensure that the National Testing Agency (NTA) conducts the exams in a transparent and fair manner. The Committee has extensively surveyed with strategic guidance of reforming the ‘National Common Entrance Tests.
’ Let’s explore the key highlights of K Radhakrishnan committee. K Radhakrishnan committee report highlights This year, the Ministry of Education has formed a 7-member committee after the line of fire over exam irregularities in the NTA’s entrance examinations. The NEET UG 2024 exam has received backlash from the public regarding paper leak and exam irregularities.
The ministry has also cancelled the UGC NET June session a day before the exam saying ‘the integrity of the exam has been compromised.’ Click for more latest Edu news . Also get top headlines and latest news from India and around the world at News9.
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