NTA exam system overhaul is underway after recent errors in UGC-NET papers, with the agency removing more than 50 staff and strengthening its examination processes. The National Testing Agency is reviewing its examination systems and protocols following discrepancies reported in three UGC-NET papers. The move is aimed at improving accuracy, security and reliability across the future examinations. As part of the overhaul, NTA has begun bringing in professionals with expertise in areas including test security, cybersecurity, psychometrics and technology. The agency is also restructuring key positions to strengthen its leadership and examination operations. The reforms come amid concerns over examination errors and growing demands for greater transparency. NTA’s latest measures are intended to improve examination integrity and restore confidence among students and other stakeholders.
NTA Exam System Overhaul: Major Reforms for Error-Free Exams
