Students with low scores, even if they graduated from their class and got into the company or school they wanted, wouldn't be very highly regarded.
By contrast, students who took every exam seriously but didn't graduate from their class would be more favored by all sectors of society.
The school simply didn't tell the students about this. What it wanted to select were people who could genuinely rely on their own efforts to get the people above them to notice them.
Then Tsukishiro looked at the computer screen again. Kamio Tatsuya's score of forty-six points was simply too eye-catching.
Today's basic movement had three locations. Kamio Tatsuya had earned one point at the first, six points at the second, and eleven points at the third.
Moreover, he had reached the second and third locations and earned his points within a minute of each designated location being announced.
Once could be a coincidence, but twice was less certain. It was as if he'd been waiting there specifically.
Had he gotten hold of the exam route map?
Tsukishiro wasn't surprised by that. Every industry had its shortcuts. It was just that, due to a lack of information, most people had limited perspectives and couldn't see those shortcuts.
What was even more surprising, though, was Kamio Tatsuya's performance in the challenges. He'd done impressively in the written test, grip strength, fishing, and other events.
Perhaps they could arrange some other challenges later to test him further.
Since he'd already deduced that Kamio Tatsuya was following an accurate route map, and knew that his goal was to come in first in this exam,
then Kamio wouldn't mind doing some challenges along the way to his destinations.
If so, Tsukishiro could use his authority to set up challenges along Kamio Tatsuya's route and test his