A Maharashtra government task force formed to reform recruitment examinations will visit six divisions this month to interact with students and aspirants. The panel aims to improve exam security, transparency and reliability. Consultations begin in Pune on September 12 and will continue across Nagpur, Amravati, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Mumbai and Nashik before recommendations are submitted.
Mumbai: A high-level task force constituted by the Maharashtra government to recommend reforms in recruitment examinations will visit all six divisions of the state this month and directly interact with students, competitive exam aspirants and other stakeholders.
Task Force Formed Through Government Resolution
The task force was constituted through a government resolution issued on September 4, 2026, with the objective of making recruitment examinations in the state more secure, transparent, reliable and candidate-friendly.
As part of its statewide exercise, the panel will interact with students, competitive examination candidates, parents, teachers, educational institutions and other stakeholders to understand their concerns and seek suggestions on improving the recruitment examination system.
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