That’s not just a number; it’s hope for lakhs of unemployed youth. Minister Priyank Kharge says they’re rolling out tamper-proof papers, jammers in exam halls, and even a flying squad to inspect centres. No more NEET-style confusion, he promises. But here’s the twist: Hijab is banned in exam halls; scarves are okay. Even ling, kumkum, and sacred threads? Allowed. The BJP’s already demanding a CBI probe, calling the process suspicious. The first big test; 3,991 police constable posts; kicks off August 2. Will this really be fair? Or just another political show? One thing’s clear: Karnataka’s exam system isn’t just being fixed; it’s being watched like never before.