New Delhi:
The High-Powered Task Force (HPTF), formed by the Government of India and chaired by Nandan Nilekani, has invited students, parents, teachers, experts, and other stakeholders to share suggestions on comprehensive reforms in the conduct, security, design, and governance of public examinations, including those conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). Suggestions can be submitted by September 13, 2026.
The task force is examining measures aimed at strengthening institutional systems and processes, ensuring examination integrity and security, deploying appropriate technologies, augmenting examination infrastructure, promoting accessibility and inclusion, and safeguarding student well-being.
To make the public examination system robust, secure, transparent, equitable, and future-ready, the HPTF considers the experience, knowledge, and perspectives of all stakeholders extremely valuable. It has invited suggestions from students and candidates; parents, teachers, and academic institutions; examination-conducting and test-indenting bodies; subject matter experts and technology professionals; industry organisations; civil society organisations; and other interested stakeholders.
Suggestions may relate to the following areas:
- Conduct and security of public examinations;
- Examination design and assessment methodology
