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No more paper leaks? Nandan Nilekani pitches AI-generated exam papers, nationwide computer-based tests
Nilekani, who is heading a committee examining systemic reforms in the examination framework, expressed confidence about government support for the proposed changes.
Nandan Nilekani proposes using AI to generate exam papers on test day to prevent leaks and fraud, while urging India to expand computer-based testing centres.
Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani, heading the exam reforms task force, advocates technology to systematically address question paper leaks and proposes last-minute question generation.
Nandan Nilekani, who heads the HPTF on examination reforms, also suggested expanding computer-based testing infrastructure in the country ...
The CBSE Class 10th Computer Applications Board examination will begin at 10:30 AM and continue till 12:30 PM.
Infosys co-founder proposes generating question papers on the day of examinations using AI and expanding computer-based testing centres across India to plug loopholes in the examination system.
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