Bring technology in exam reforms but clean up the system first, says IT Secretary Rajesh Aggarwal
By Vikas Vaidya “More than technology you need good morale. Before you implement Information Technology, we must clean up our system, if not, it will not be of any use,” pointed Secretary, Information Technology, Government of Maharashtra and Chairman of Examination Reforms. Aggarwal was speaking during the inauguration of seminar on Road map to examination reforms organised by Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University. The RTMNU Acting Vice-Chancellor Anoop Kumar in its initiative to improve the examination process is planning to implement the recommendations of Rajesh Aggrawal committee. It was a long awaited decision and Anoop Kumar had given impetus to it by introducing a special post of Director, Exam reforms. Anoop Kumar presided over the function. Dr Vedprakash Mishra, Chairman of Academic Council and Advisor to President of Medical Council of India (MCI), Dr Gauri Shankar Parasher, ex-Pro Vice Chancellor of RTMNU, Dr Baban Taywad...