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Bihar sets up panels for quality schools, AI-backed exams
Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary announced four education reforms at a two-day education department workshop in Patna. A special committee will work on quality education and turning schools into centres of excellence.…
The Story in Brief
Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary announced four education reforms at a two-day education department workshop in Patna. A special committee will work on quality education and turning schools into centres of excellence. A separate examination reform committee will suggest using technology and artificial intelligence for board and competitive exams to make them transparent and fair.
The government will also hold special collaboration camps where students and elected representatives can discuss suggestions with the CM. Student welfare directorates will be set up in all departments. Choudhary said the aim is to reduce the need for students to leave Bihar for better opportunities. The announcements were made on X and reported by ANI and PTI.
The Indian Opinion
Bihar’s education blueprint talks big on quality and AI exams, but the real test will be execution. Past committees in the state have gathered dust. The taxpayer will watch whether these directorates and camps produce measurable learning gains or become another patronage avenue. The specific question: will the annual learning outcome survey show improvement in basic arithmetic and reading by 2027?
Sources (2): timesnownews.com, hindustantimes.com
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Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.
