1. Roles & Responsibilities: 2/10
2. Years of Experience: 8/10
3. Education Qualification: 10/10
4. Skills/Knowledge: 4/10
5. Domain/Industry: 4/10
6. Key Competencies: 8/10
7. Certifications: 4/10

<h5 style="font-family: Roboto; font-size: 0.88rem; font-weight: bold;">Overall Summary</h5>
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    The candidate’s resume demonstrates strong academic credentials with a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science from Chitkara University, fully meeting the education requirement.
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    For years of experience, the profile fits well as a fresher, aligning with the 0-1 year experience requirement.
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    The resume lacks direct evidence of hands-on experience with exam operations, interfacing with government officials, or managing exam-related technology (CCTV, biometric, VOIP, etc.), resulting in a low score for roles & responsibilities fitment.
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    Skills in programming, web development, and basic IT constructs are present, but there is only indirect or minimal exposure to the required tools (MS Excel, Google Sheets, IoT devices, surveillance monitoring, documentation, command-control setups). There is no mention of troubleshooting or live monitoring experience.
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    The domain/industry exposure is limited to cyber security coursework and general IT/engineering projects, with no direct experience in the security or exam operations domain.
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    Key competencies such as problem-solving, adaptability, communication, teamwork, and leadership are well represented through soft skills, NCC, and NSS activities, suggesting strong potential for coordination and working under pressure.
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    Certifications in Cyber Security (Cisco, IBM) and AI/ML indicate some relevant technical exposure, but there are no certifications directly related to surveillance, operations management, or the specific tools required for the role.
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