The Bihar government has adopted significant measures to ensure transparency, impartiality, and modernization of the state's entrance examination system. In this regard, it was decided to form a special five-member committee, as announced by the State General Administration Department.
The chairman of this special committee will be either a retired Supreme Court judge or an incumbent or retired High Court judge. The committee must submit its report to the government within three months of its formation.
The scope of this committee's competence will include various types of examinations: secondary and senior school level exams, university exams, professional and technical tests, as well as admission and qualification exams, including state entrance and board exams.
The committee will analyze measures aimed at preventing various violations, such as leakage of examination materials, manipulation in examination centers, cheating, falsification of answers, and interference with results.
Furthermore, special attention will be paid to the proper use of digital technologies, data analysis, artificial intelligence (AI), and advanced cybersecurity tools to ensure exam security.
In addition, Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary announced the launch of an interactive learning support program for schools in Bihar. He wrote on social media X: 'The Vidya Saathi interactive learning support program is being launched in 700 model schools across 38 districts of Bihar, which will provide quality educational assistance to approximately 300 thousand students when needed.'
He also stated that students in grades 9-10 and science stream students in grades 11-12 will be provided with digital study materials for preparation for Bihar Board, JEE, and NEET, as well as support in the form of live tutoring. The goal is for the child to be able to study and get answers to their questions and teacher support, regardless of their location or time.
