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

<h5 style="font-family:Roboto;font-size:0.88rem;font-weight:bold;">Overall Summary</h5>
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    The resume provides minimal evidence of direct alignment with the detailed roles and responsibilities required for the nursing position. There is no mention of specific duties, protocols, or hospital policies, nor any reference to clinical terminology, documentation, or emergency response. The content is generic and lacks the keywords and context expected for comprehensive patient care and departmental procedures.
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    The candidate meets the experience requirement exactly, stating "1 Year Experience Staff Nurse" at a medical college, which fits the 0 to 1 year experience criterion.
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    Educational qualification is a strong fit, as the candidate holds a "Diploma in GNM" from a recognized state medical faculty, which is explicitly listed as a preferred qualification.
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    There is very limited evidence of the required skills or knowledge. While "Good Communication" and language proficiency in Hindi & English are mentioned, there is no explicit or contextual reference to nursing protocols, clinical skills, emergency response, medication management, infection control, or use of biomedical equipment.
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    The domain/industry fit is average, as the candidate has worked as a staff nurse in a medical college, indicating some exposure to the healthcare environment, but the resume lacks detail about the scope or depth of this experience.
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    Key competencies such as teamwork, problem solving, decision making, and service orientation are not demonstrated in the resume. Only generic strengths like "Positive Attitude" and "Responsible" are listed, with no supporting context or examples.
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    Certifications are not explicitly mentioned. While the GNM diploma is a relevant qualification, there is no evidence of additional certifications in areas such as infection control, PALS, fire safety, NABH standards, or other required nursing competencies.
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