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HRD Ministry clearing way to bring 'single entrance test' for engineering colleges

While expert committee mulling to establish 'one exam, one rank, one counselling' for admissions in engineering institutes like IITs/NITs/IISERs and other, Ministry of Human Resource Development is trying to clear the way for the making it reality. The committee is due giving the report its report in first week of November which was decided in the IIT Council meet earlier this month.

According to a report published by The Times of India, the ministry is trying to get IITs for conducting the single test so that the quality does not deteriorate. The effort is also to create an exam paper where there are right

The biggest reason for creating the â??single testâ?? is to curb the time taking procedure which puts stress on students. Moreover, the initiative is likely to curb the mushrooming coaching industries that are putting huge financial pressure on students and parents due to multiple examination patterns. The students giving engineering entrance test now undergo two kinds of coaching one for NIT and other engineering colleges and advanced coaching for IITs.

Earlier on October 6, a council meeting headed by Smriti Irani had decided that a core committee will study and evaluate the proposal to hold single entrance test for IITs. The recommendation is likely to be put in place by the first week of November. According to the proposal made by IIT council, the admission procedure for IIT were 'time- taking' and 'cumbersome' and did not leave much time for institutes to conduct enough number of counselling sessions.

The aspirants, currently, need to give two-tier entrance tests namely, JEE Mains followed by JEE Advanced to get admission in IITs. Pitching the National Institute of Technology (NIT) admission procedure, IIT asked for single entrance test for admissions. For NIT, clearing only JEE Mains is required for admissions.  
balance of questions which are both knowledge based and analytical so that there are lesser stress on the students.

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