This year's NEET paper leak exposed a new weak link—the question setters. In an interview, V. Kamakoti, director at IIT Madras and member of the government's exam reforms task force, explains how AI, tougher vetting and possible multi-session testing could help restore confidence in India's exams.
This year's NEET paper leak exposed a new weak link—the question setters. In an interview, V. Kamakoti, director at IIT Madras and member of the government's exam reforms task force, explains how AI, tougher vetting and possible multi-session testing could help restore confidence in India's exams.
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This year's NEET paper leak exposed a new weak link—the question setters. In an interview, V. Kamakoti, director at IIT Madras and member of the government's exam reforms task force, explains how AI, tougher vetting and possible multi-session testing could help restore confidence in India's exams.
