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News18
19-07-2025
- General
- News18
AIEEA PG, AICE PhD Answer Key 2025 Released, Direct Link To Check Here
Last Updated: AIEEA PG & AICE Answer Key 2025: Candidates who participated in these exams can download the answer key from the official website, The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the provisional answer key for AIEEA (PG) and AICE JRF/SRF (Ph.D.) 2025. Candidates who participated in these exams can download the answer key from the official websites — or Alongside the release of the answer key, the process for filing objections has commenced and will remain active until July 20, 2025. Candidates who disagree with any answers can submit objections by paying a non-refundable fee of Rs 200 per question, which can be paid using a debit card, credit card, or net banking. Objections will not be considered valid without payment. A committee of subject experts will review the challenges submitted by candidates. If any answers are found to be incorrect, they will be corrected, and a final answer key will be issued, applicable to all candidates. The final results will be based on this amended answer key. It has been clarified that candidates will not be individually informed about the acceptance of their objections. Steps To Download AIEEA PG AICE Answer Key 2025: Step 1. Visit the official website Step 2. Click on the link 'AIEEA PG & AICE Answer Key 2025" on the homepage. Step 4. Click on the submit button. Step 5. The answer key and question paper will be displayed on the screen. Step 6. Download the answer key and take a printout for future reference. 'Challenges made by the candidates will be verified by a panel of Subject Experts. If the challenge of any candidate is found correct, the Answer Key will be revised and applied in the response of all the candidates accordingly. Based on the revised Final Answer Key, the result will be prepared and declared. No individual candidate will be informed about the acceptance/non-acceptance of his/her challenge. The Key finalized by the Experts after the challenge will be final," reads the official notice by NTA. view comments First Published: July 19, 2025, 17:23 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
The Star
10-07-2025
- Business
- The Star
In test-obsessed South Korea, AI boom arrives in exams, ahead of the technology itself
Students at Sangincheon Middle School in Incheon take part in an AI class in February to prepare for KT's nationally accredited AICE (AI Certificate for Everyone) Junior certification exam. - KT SEOUL: A wave of artificial intelligence certifications has flooded the market in South Korea over the past two years. But according to government data, most of these tests exist only on paper, and have never been used by a single person. As of Wednesday (July 9), there were 505 privately issued AI-related certifications registered with the Korea Research Institute for Professional Education and Training, a state-funded body under the Prime Minister's Office. This is nearly five times the number recorded in 2022, before tools like ChatGPT captured global attention. But more than 90 per cent of those certifications had zero test-takers as of late last year, the institute's own data shows. Many of the credentials are loosely tied to artificial intelligence in name only. Among recent additions are titles like "AI Brain Fitness Coach," "AI Art Storybook Author," and "AI Trainer," which often have no connection to real AI technology. Only one of the 505 AI-related certifications — KT's AICE exam — has received official recognition from the South Korean government. The rest have been registered by individuals, companies, or private organisations, with no independent oversight or quality control. In 2024, just 36 of these certifications held any kind of exam. Only two had more than 1,000 people apply. Fourteen had a perfect 100 per cent pass rate. And 20 were removed from the registry that same year. For test organisers, the appeal is often financial. One popular certification that attracted around 500 candidates last year charged up to 150,000 won (US$110) per person, including test fees and course materials. The content reportedly consisted of basic instructions on how to use existing tools like ChatGPT or Stable Diffusion. Some issuers even promote these credentials as qualifications to teach AI to students or the general public. The people signing up tend to be those anxious about keeping up in an AI-driven world. A survey released this week by education firm Eduwill found that among 391 South Koreans in their 20s to 50s, 39.1 per cent said they planned to earn an AI certificate to prepare for the digital future. Others (27.6 per cent) said they were taking online AI courses or learning how to use automation tools like Notion AI. Industry officials warn that most of these certificates hold little value in the job market. Jeong Sung-hoon, communications manager at Seoul-based AI startup Wrtn, told The Korea Herald that these credentials are often "window dressing" for resumes. Wrtn ranked second in generative AI app usage among Koreans under 30 this March, according to local mobile analytics firm Wiseapp. 'Most private AI certifications aren't taken seriously by hiring managers,' Jeong said. 'Even for non-technical jobs like communications or marketing, what matters more is whether someone actually understands the AI space. That can't be faked with a certificate.' - The Korea Herald/ANN
Straits Times
10-07-2025
- Business
- Straits Times
In test-obsessed South Korea, AI boom arrives in exams, ahead of the technology itself
Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox People signing up for artificial intelligence certifications tend to be those anxious about keeping up in an AI-driven world. SEOUL - A wave of artificial intelligence certifications has flooded the market in South Korea over the past two years. But according to government data, most of these tests exist only on paper, and have never been used by a single person. As of July 9 , there were 505 privately issued AI-related certifications registered with the Korea Research Institute for Professional Education and Training, a state-funded body under the Prime Minister's Office. This is nearly five times the number recorded in 2022, before tools like ChatGPT captured global attention. But more than 90 per cent of those certifications had zero test-takers as of late 2024 , the institute's own data shows. Many of the credentials are loosely tied to artificial intelligence in name only. Among recent additions are titles like AI Brain Fitness Coach, AI Art Storybook Author, and AI Trainer, which often have no connection to real AI technology. Only one of the 505 AI-related certifications — KT's AICE exam — has received official recognition from the South Korean government. The rest have been registered by individuals, companies, or private organisations, with no independent oversight or quality control. In 2024, just 36 of these certifications held any kind of exam. Only two had more than 1,000 people apply. Fourteen had a perfect 100 per cent pass rate. And 20 were removed from the registry that same year. For test organisers, the appeal is often financial. One popular certification that attracted around 500 candidates in 2024 charged up to 150,000 won ($110) per person, including test fees and course materials. The content reportedly consisted of basic instructions on how to use existing tools like ChatGPT or Stable Diffusion. Some issuers even promote these credentials as qualifications to teach AI to students or the general public. The people signing up tend to be those anxious about keeping up in an AI-driven world. A survey released this week by education firm Eduwill found that among 391 South Koreans in their 20s to 50s, 39.1 per cent said they planned to earn an AI certificate to prepare for the digital future. Others (27.6 per cent) said they were taking online AI courses or learning how to use automation tools like Notion AI. Industry insiders warn that most of these certificates hold little value in the job market. A local AI industry official told The Korea Herald that these credentials are often 'window dressing' for resumes. 'Most private AI certifications aren't taken seriously by hiring managers,' he said. 'Even for non-technical jobs like communications or marketing, what matters more is whether someone actually understands the AI space. That can't be faked with a certificate.' THE KOREA HERALD/ASIA NEWS NETWORK
Korea Herald
10-07-2025
- Business
- Korea Herald
In test-obsessed Korea, AI boom arrives in exams, ahead of the technology itself
Over 500 new AI certifications have sprung up in Korea in two years, but few are trusted or even taken A wave of artificial intelligence certifications has flooded the market in South Korea over the past two years. But according to government data, most of these tests exist only on paper, and have never been used by a single person. As of Wednesday, there were 505 privately issued AI-related certifications registered with the Korea Research Institute for Professional Education and Training, a state-funded body under the Prime Minister's Office. This is nearly five times the number recorded in 2022, before tools like ChatGPT captured global attention. But more than 90 percent of those certifications had zero test-takers as of late last year, the institute's own data shows. Many of the credentials are loosely tied to artificial intelligence in name only. Among recent additions are titles like "AI Brain Fitness Coach," "AI Art Storybook Author," and "AI Trainer," which often have no connection to real AI technology. Only one of the 505 AI-related certifications — KT's AICE exam — has received official recognition from the South Korean government. The rest have been registered by individuals, companies, or private organizations, with no independent oversight or quality control. In 2024, just 36 of these certifications held any kind of exam. Only two had more than 1,000 people apply. Fourteen had a perfect 100 percent pass rate. And 20 were removed from the registry that same year. For test organizers, the appeal is often financial. One popular certification that attracted around 500 candidates last year charged up to 150,000 won ($110) per person, including test fees and course materials. The content reportedly consisted of basic instructions on how to use existing tools like ChatGPT or Stable Diffusion. Some issuers even promote these credentials as qualifications to teach AI to students or the general public. The people signing up tend to be those anxious about keeping up in an AI-driven world. A survey released this week by education firm Eduwill found that among 391 South Koreans in their 20s to 50s, 39.1 percent said they planned to earn an AI certificate to prepare for the digital future. Others (27.6 percent) said they were taking online AI courses or learning how to use automation tools like Notion AI. Industry officials warn that most of these certificates hold little value in the job market. Jeong Sung-hoon, communications manager at Seoul-based AI startup Wrtn, told The Korea Herald that these credentials are often "window dressing" for resumes. Wrtn ranked second in generative AI app usage among Koreans under 30 this March, according to local mobile analytics firm Wiseapp. 'Most private AI certifications aren't taken seriously by hiring managers,' Jeong said. 'Even for non-technical jobs like communications or marketing, what matters more is whether someone actually understands the AI space. That can't be faked with a certificate.'
India Today
29-06-2025
- Science
- India Today
Download Indian Council of Agricultural Research PG, PhD admit cards. Details here
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has officially released the admit cards for the ICAR AIEEA PG and AICE JRF/SRF (PhD) entrance exams 2025. Registered candidates can now download their hall tickets by visiting the official website at ICAR AIEEA PG exam will take place on 3 July 2025, in computer-based mode, from 10 am to 12 pm, followed by the AICE PhD exam, which is scheduled from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM on the same HOW TO CHECK AND DOWNLOAD THE ADMIT CARDVisit the official website of Click on the appropriate link for either AIEEA PG or AICE PhD admit cardEnter your application number and date of birthSubmit the details and download your admit link to check and download admit cards Candidates must carefully review their admit cards to ensure that the photograph, signature, and barcode are all clearly visible. In case any of these details appear missing or unclear, it's recommended to download the document also important to note that the admit cards have been issued on a provisional basis, subject to eligibility verification. Candidates are advised not to tamper with or damage the admit card, and to keep it safe for future sure to read all exam day instructions mentioned on the admit card thoroughly before heading to the exam centre.- Ends
