Authors :
Tejashwini E.; Dr. Girish Kumar D.; SreeLakshmi J.
Volume/Issue :
Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 4 - April
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26apr1791
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Abstract :
As digital recruitment continues to expand, or- ganizations increasingly require assessment systems that en- sure
fairness while efficiently managing large applicant pools. Traditional hiring approaches often rely heavily on subjective
human judgment, which can lead to inconsistency and unin- tended bias. To address these challenges, this study presents
CogniView, an advanced framework that evaluates candidates using a combination of structured aptitude assessments,
natural language processing techniques, and behavioral analytics. The system is designed with an end-to-end architecture
that handles candidate authentication, initial skill evaluation, AI-based anal- ysis of responses, and comprehensive reporting
driven by data insights. By generating transparent and explainable evaluation metrics, CogniView improves both the
accuracy and efficiency of recruitment processes, while still allowing final decisions to be guided by human judgment.
Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed approach enhances objectivity and significantly accelerates modern
hiring workflows.
Keywords :
AI Interview Evaluation, Cognitive Assessment, Natural Language Processing, Aptitude Test, Multimodal Ana- Lytics, Recruitment Automation.
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As digital recruitment continues to expand, or- ganizations increasingly require assessment systems that en- sure
fairness while efficiently managing large applicant pools. Traditional hiring approaches often rely heavily on subjective
human judgment, which can lead to inconsistency and unin- tended bias. To address these challenges, this study presents
CogniView, an advanced framework that evaluates candidates using a combination of structured aptitude assessments,
natural language processing techniques, and behavioral analytics. The system is designed with an end-to-end architecture
that handles candidate authentication, initial skill evaluation, AI-based anal- ysis of responses, and comprehensive reporting
driven by data insights. By generating transparent and explainable evaluation metrics, CogniView improves both the
accuracy and efficiency of recruitment processes, while still allowing final decisions to be guided by human judgment.
Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed approach enhances objectivity and significantly accelerates modern
hiring workflows.
Keywords :
AI Interview Evaluation, Cognitive Assessment, Natural Language Processing, Aptitude Test, Multimodal Ana- Lytics, Recruitment Automation.