India, July 18 -- Two notable changes are going to be introduced soon in the state entrance examination system to create a student-centric framework. One, the higher and technical education department plans to conduct the Common Entrance Test (CET) twice a year, instead of once. Two, the Common Entrance Test Cell (CET Cell) will establish its own exam centres across the state. The moves are aimed at reducing technical glitches and ensuring a smoother experience for students.

A senior officer from CET Cell told HT: "The proposal to conduct CET exams twice a year is currently under active discussion. While no final decision has been taken yet, we are actively working on all necessary preparations to ensure correct implementation, if the pr...