Write a paragraph in about 100-120 words analysing her SWOT notes to support your stand on whether she should /not join the college. CBSE CLASS 10 SOLVED EXAMPLE

 QUESTION

Gurmeet Kaur is an aspiring candidate for a public- funded engineering college in the suburbs.  She belongs to a nearby village, has minimal technological skills and exposure, has the required cut-off percentage and is looking for a complete or partial scholarship. Write a paragraph in about 100-120 words analysing her SWOT notes to support your stand on whether she should /not join the college. 

 STRENGTH  Strong Curriculum  Quality faculty  Vibrant Activity Clubs  Green location  Close proximity to residential areas WEAKNESS  Lack of diversity  Students’ behavioural problems  No hostel facility  Slow repair and maintenance work  Underutilization of IT Services  Lack of targeted advertisements to out-state students OPPORTUNITIES  Practice-based research  Partnership with professional organisations  Strong alumni  Acclaimed Student Exchange Programme with European countries THREAT  Lack of publicity in areas of excellence   Public perception towards funded colleges  Declining students’ interest towards technical subjects  Low employee morale due to budget cuts  

Example - fully solved  

In support of the decision:

 The given information illustrates the options Gurmeet would weigh in order to take the right decision about her admission in a public-funded engineering college. With availability of strong curriculum, quality faculty and vibrant Activity Clubs, she will be assured of an enriching educational journey. Though hostel facility is unavailable, she may take up accommodation in the suburbs or choose to travel daily from her village. Good opportunities of practice-based research, partnership with professional companies and international students exchange program will enhance her professional and interpersonal skills. Hard work, responsible behaviour and prudent decision-making could help Gurmeet thrive in the college even though it has a rigid and conventional culture.The strengths and opportunities work in favour of Gurmeet. Taking this opportunity will allow her to mend the incorrect public perception towards public-funded colleges and students’ outlook towards technical subjects. (129 words)  

 Against the decision: 


The given information indicates Gurmeet’s dilemma about seeking admission in a public- funded college. Though equipped with a strong curriculum, engaging activity clubs and an able faculty, the college lacks diversity and good conduct among the students,giving rise to concerns of safe environment for a novice like Gurmeet. Underutilization of IT services will be further detrimental to the progress of Gurmeet’s educational journey and add to extra costs related to research work. If she does not qualify for a complete or partial scholarship, arrangement of own accommodation and additional expense of students exchange programme will increase her expenditure, too. Such a college environmentmay dampen her endeavouring spirit. The weakness and threats outweigh the strengths, in case of Gurmeet. So, it is recommended that Gurmeet does not apply for admission to the said college. (139 words) 

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