Bringing examinations, especially entrance exams, to zero error is the responsibility of both the Government of India and the state governments.

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Tuesday underlined the need for “zero-error entrance exams” and called on states to join the central g

The Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan recently announced upcoming reforms aimed at minimising errors in national entrance exams, which are set to take effect in January. Central to this initiative are recommendations from the Radhakrishnan ...

Pradhan says that the Radhakrishnan panel has submitted its report outlining reforms in the National Testing Agency and to implement the recommendations, cooperation of states is essential

Radhakrishnan panel has submitted its report outlining reforms in the NTA and the authorities would need the state's cooperation to implement it.

Today, November 12, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan called on state governments to join the Centre in implementing key examination reforms proposed by the Radhakrishnan Committee, underlining the need for "zero-error entrance exams.

In a call to action, union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan urged all state education secretaries to support the Centre’s initiative to achieve "zero-error level" national entrance exams. Speaking after the inaugural session of the two-day National Workshop on Higher and Technical Education,

The Centre had in June set up the panel headed by former ISRO chief K Radhakrishnan to ensure transparent, smooth and fair conduct of examinations by the NTA.