It is also investing in artificial intelligence, digital technology, stronger cybersecurity, and modern examination systems to restore trust. For Nigeria, where concerns about examination malpractice, question paper leaks, impersonation, and result manipulation continue to challenge the education sector, India’s latest reforms present valuable lessons. Proposed reforms include expanding computer-based testing, introducing multiple examination sessions, strengthening cybersecurity, improving digital monitoring, and using artificial intelligence to support examination administration. As artificial intelligence becomes more capable of generating answers, examination systems around the world are beginning to focus on skills that machines cannot easily replicate. Nigeria has already demonstrated that digital examinations can improve transparency through computer-based testing.