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Not losing any time, the IIT Delhi Alumni Association has sought a meeting with the new Human Resource Development minister Pallam Raju next week to review the new IIT joint entrance exam format that was introduced by his predecessor Kapil Sibal. Raju assumed office on Wednesday following the cabinet re-shuffle on Sunday. The change in guard in the high profile ministry has been welcomed by sections of the IIT fraternity who were critical of Sibal's controversial 'one nation one test' policy that was perceived as interfering with the autonomy of the IITs. a href=http://www.firstpost.com/india/with-sibal-gone-iit-alumni-hope-for-more-from-raju-507051.html target=_blankRead report here/a [caption id=attachment_510865 align=alignleft width=380 Not losing any time, the IIT Delhi
IIT Delhi is also likely to follow the Kanpur model and hold its own entrance tests from 2013. IIT Delhi is also likely to follow