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Maharashtra Task Force Receives 30,000 Suggestions for Exam Reforms
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News18•29-09-2026, 19:15
Maharashtra Task Force Receives 30,000 Suggestions for Exam Reforms
- •A high-level task force, led by Additional Chief Secretary V Radha, was established by the Maharashtra government to propose reforms in recruitment examinations.
- •The task force has engaged with approximately 1,500 aspirants and collected nearly 30,000 suggestions via email.
- •The committee has conducted interactions with candidates in Pune, Nagpur, Amravati, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, and the Konkan division, with plans to meet Nashik division candidates next.
- •The task force will conduct an in-depth study of the examination process, analyze suggestions, and examine recruitment practices of UPSC and other states before submitting its report.
- •Key suggestions from candidates include avoiding recruitment delays, ensuring timely MPSC information, increasing transparency, providing advance notice of exam pattern changes, and consolidating recruitment for Group C posts.
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The high-level task force established by the Maharashtra government to suggest recruitment examination reforms has received nearly 30,000 suggestions via email and interacted with approximately 1,500 aspirants.
The task force is headed by Additional Chief Secretary V Radha, who is an IAS officer.
Aspirants suggested avoiding recruitment exam delays, ensuring timely updates from the MPSC, increasing exam transparency, providing advance notifications on pattern changes, allowing one-time registration and fee payment, and enhancing question paper quality.