Priyank Kharge with Kyndryl representatives and officials at the meeting. Photo: Priyank Kharge on X
Bengaluru: Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge met the Kyndryl team along with officers from the Department of e-Governance and the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) to discuss ways to strengthen the integrity of public examinations, he said on Thursday.
“We reviewed the entire examination process, from question paper preparation and secure distribution to evaluation and declaration of results,” Kharge said in a post on X.
Met the Kyndryl team along with officers from the Department of e-Governance and the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) to discuss ways to strengthen the integrity of public examinations.
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The review identified vulnerabilities at various stages of the process, particularly where materials and information change hands, he said.
“Our priority is to explore technology-driven safeguards to minimise human intervention, strengthen security and ensure greater transparency and accountability throughout the examination process,” Kharge said.
The post did not announce any rollout, contract or timeline for the safeguards, and did not name the Kyndryl representatives or officials who attended the meeting.
