Poor quality of students entering IITs: Narayana Murthy India Today Online New York, Voicing his displeasure over the quality of engineers that pass out of the IITs, Infosys chairman emeritus N R Narayana Murthy has said there is a need to overhaul the selection criteria for students seeking admission to the prestigious technology institutions. Addressing a gathering of hundreds of former IITians at a Pan IIT summit here, Murthy said the quality of students entering Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) has deteriorated over the years due to the coaching classes that prepare engineering aspirants. He said the majority of the students fare poorly at jobs and global institutions of higher education. Thanks to the coaching classes today, the quality of students entering IITs has gone lower and lower, Murthy said, receiving a thundering applause from his audience. He said apart from the top 20 per cent of students who crack the tough IIT entrance examination and can stand among the best anywhere in the world, quality of the remaining 80 per cent of students leave much to be desired. Read more at: indiatoday.intoday.in/story/poor-quality-of-students-entering-iits-narayana-murthy/1/153534.html with Mangalore Lok Sabha Election- Karnataka The Numerologist, Bangalore (Shandilya Sushilkumar Mahadeoprasad)..
Posted on: Tue, 14 Oct 2014 04:35:23 +0000
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