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Centre Invites Public Suggestions to Reform India’s Exam System
The Centre wants to improve India’s public examination system.
It is asking people to share their ideas about exam reforms.
Students, teachers and parents are among those invited to respond.
Other members of the public can also participate.
The request was made through an official notice.
A High-Powered Task Force will study the suggestions.
The ideas will help the task force prepare recommendations for the Government.
The task force wants people to offer useful and varied opinions.
The Centre has invited suggestions on reforms to public examinations.
Students, teachers, parents and other stakeholders are being asked to participate.
The consultation is described in a notice titled “High-Powered Task Force Invites Suggestions on Reforms in Public Examinations.”
Suggestions will help the High-Powered Task Force formulate recommendations to the Government.
The task force is seeking active, constructive and wide-ranging participation.
- Who
- The Centre is seeking views from students, teachers, parents and other stakeholders.
- What
- A public consultation on reforms to public examinations has been launched.
- Where
- The notice excerpt does not specify a location.
- When
- The notice excerpt does not specify a date or deadline.
- Why
- The suggestions will assist the High-Powered Task Force in preparing recommendations to the Government.
Key facts
- Initiator
- The Centre
- Subject
- Reforms in public examinations
- Consultation participants
- Students, teachers, parents and other stakeholders
- Reviewing body
- High-Powered Task Force
- Purpose
- To help formulate recommendations to the Government
- Requested participation
- Active, constructive and wide-ranging
Quotes
The official notice
Notice announcing the public consultation on examination reforms
“The inputs received through this public consultation will assist the High-Powered Task Force in formulating its recommendations to the Government,”
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“The HPTF looks forward to active, constructive and wide-ranging participation from all stakeholders.”
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