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- The Maharashtra government has set up a seven-member committee to comprehensively review the state's recruitment examination system.
- The panel, headed by Additional Chief Secretary V Radha and formed on the Chief Minister's direction via a government resolution, will examine every stage of the exam process, from question paper preparation and security to malpractice prevention and grievance redressal.
- It will consult stakeholders across all revenue divisions and study best practices from other states and countries before submitting a final report.
- The move matters because it aims to make recruitment exams more transparent, secure and candidate-friendly.
What to watch next
- The committee's final report and its recommendations to the government
- Any changes to exam security standards, including leak prevention and use of technology
- Feedback from candidate and stakeholder consultations across the state's revenue divisions
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