Centre Forms Nandan Nilekani Panel to Overhaul India's Examination System

In India, big exams decide who gets into college and medical school, and millions of students take them every year.

Sometimes, bad people steal the question papers before the exam, which is very unfair to students.

This year, the paper for a very important medical exam called NEET-UG was leaked, so the exam had to be cancelled and held again.

The Indian government has now asked a smart team of experts, led by a man named Nandan Nilekani, to find ways to stop these leaks.

The team includes space scientists, engineers, and other experienced people.

Some experts say better computers and technology will make exams safer.

Others say technology is not enough, and the government should create more seats in colleges and let students try more than once.

When there aren't enough seats, cheating becomes a big problem because students feel too much pressure.

Many states have also made strict new laws to punish people who cheat or leak papers.

The expert team will now decide the best way to make exams fair for everyone.