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DoPT Invites Public Examination Reform Suggestions by September 13
The Department of Personnel and Training wants ideas about improving public examinations.
It has asked students, exam candidates, teachers, experts and others to share their views.
A High-Powered Task Force will study the suggestions.
The task force will use the feedback to prepare recommendations for the government.
People can submit ideas on a website.
They can also call a toll-free number, use WhatsApp or send an email.
Suggestions may be written in English, Hindi or regional languages.
The deadline is September 13, 2026.
The Department of Personnel and Training has launched a consultation on public examination reforms.
A High-Powered Task Force will examine examination-related issues and help frame recommendations for the government.
Students, aspirants, educators, experts and other stakeholders are invited to submit suggestions.
Submissions are accepted in English, Hindi and regional languages through four official channels.
The deadline for submitting feedback is September 13, 2026.
- Who
- The Department of Personnel and Training, its High-Powered Task Force, and public examination stakeholders.
- What
- A public consultation seeking suggestions on reforms to public examinations.
- Where
- Through examreforms-taskforce.dopt.gov.in, a toll-free helpline, WhatsApp, or email.
- When
- Suggestions must be submitted by September 13, 2026.
- Why
- To help the High-Powered Task Force formulate recommendations for the government.
Key facts
- Consultation body
- High-Powered Task Force constituted to examine public examination issues.
- Coordinating department
- Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT).
- Deadline
- September 13, 2026.
- Submission languages
- English, Hindi and regional languages.
- Website
- examreforms-taskforce.dopt.gov.in
- Toll-free helpline
- 1800-180-4747
- Send “hptf” to +91 78270 42830.
- Exam Reforms [email protected]
Sources
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