The newly formed, National Test Agency has now accustomed to all the responsibilities to conduct major competitive exams of the country like JEE Mains, NEET, NET etc. Soon after the takeover, NTA wants to use higher technological sources to make the examination procedure safer and faster. For that, all the competitive exams will be conducted based on computerised systems.

Every JEE, NEET Aspirant To Have Unique Questions, How?

Depending on these Artificial Intelligence Based systems, Every JEE, NEET Aspirant To Get Unique Questions. When a student will take the exam, the system’s algorithm would take any of the questions randomly and put it on the screen. The agency has decided to opt millions of questions for the test instead of a limited figure of questions for a couple of sets.

Advantages

The authority believes that relying dejectedly on technological tools, Artificial Intelligence, and psychometric analysis is very advantageous. Like, use of highest level of encryption will make the system unhackable and makes it 100 percent safer. Picking up of random questions will end up the chances of cheating as no question will match.

As per reports, aspirants will also get the choice of changing their exam date if they found that the exam date clashes with something important.

With the use of technology, students can revisit the same question they have left earlier.

The psychometric analysis is helping out the administration in figuring out the previous exams to make the ways fairer.

On 7th July, THe Human Resource Development Minister of India, Prakash Javadekar made tweeted “NTA will conduct the computer-based test. It will make exams safe, leak-proof, scientific & transparent. The syllabus, nature of questions, choice of language & exam fee will not change. It will remain as it is”.

Onwards, the National Test Agency will conduct the JEE Mains, NEET twice a year. JEE Mains is to be conducted in January and April and the National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test will be held in February and May.