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Key Points

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Paper leaks give some students an unfair advantage.

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The Radhakrishnan Committee’s governance model will guide the new structure.

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Item Response Theory ensures each question is calibrated for difficulty and security.

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Two‑tier architecture adds a double layer of digital protection for the question bank.

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The simulator rollout will be introduced gradually to test the system before full use.

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Summary

The recommendations of the Radhakrishnan Committee are being combined with modern testing technology.

An Item Response Theory based question bank and a two‑tier computer architecture will protect the exam content.

A phased rollout of simulator practice tests will help students prepare safely.

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New Words to Learn

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National Entrance Test for Medical College
the major exam students must pass to study medicine in college
Radhakrishnan Committee
a panel of experts led by Dr. Radhakrishnan that reviewed how the exam is run
Item Response Theory
a statistical method that evaluates how well each test question works and how difficult it is
two‑tier architecture
a computer system design that uses two separate layers to keep data safe
phased simulator rollout
the step‑by‑step introduction of practice test software to ensure it works correctly
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