UPSC to Introduce Screen Reader Software for Visually Impaired in Exams

Imagine taking a test and not being able to see the words on the paper.

The people who make the civil services test, called UPSC, have decided they want to help people who can't see very well.

They plan to use special computer programs that read the questions out loud, like a screen reader.

They told the Supreme Court about this big decision.

But they need to make sure they have the right computers and software ready at all the test centers.

They are working with different government groups and even a special school to figure out how to do this safely and fairly for everyone.

They hope to have this new helpful technology ready for the next big test.