Patna, August 9: Key structural changes are set to overhaul Bihar’s education sector following a multi-point plan announced by Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary. Speaking at a state-level event in Patna, the Chief Minister declared that the government remains fully committed to building a brighter, tech-enabled future for students by upgrading evaluation standards and administrative responsiveness.
The Chief Minister highlighted that conducting fair and modern examinations stands among the state’s most pressing priorities. To achieve this, a specialized committee will analyze international technology-driven examination practices and suggest framework enhancements for competitive and school-level assessments. He maintained that advanced tools like artificial intelligence will be utilized to better evaluate students’ overall comprehension and analytical abilities.
In addition to systemic examination reforms, the administration is launching grassroots outreach measures through interactive collaboration camps across schools and colleges. The Chief Minister affirmed that public representatives and officials will engage directly with students to collect suggestions and address complaints, backed by the ‘Sahyog Portal’ and new Student Welfare Directorates created across key departments for seamless implementation.
