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The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Judging graduates, not entrance scores

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Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar
Judging graduates, not entrance scores
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The All IITs Placement Committee has decided to remove entrance exam scores like JEE and GATE from student resumes to focus on holistic development. This shift aligns with the National Education Policy's goal of prioritizing critical thinking and practical skills over standardized testing.

Few institutions in India carry the popularity of the IITs. Getting into them requires intense preparation and intellectual discipline. JEE ranks and GATE scores used for admissions to India’s premier institutions are, therefore, important. Recruiters, too, have often treated them as an indication of a student’s ability. Recently, however, the All IITs Placement Committee has decided to exclude JEE ranks, GATE scores, percentiles, and other such credentials from standard placement resumes. Even if some consider it unnecessary, this decision deserves wide support.

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