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So you could might as well just name the firm, let there be competition, the person with higher merit will get the job.
Also, no it's not about merit. If there are multiple people, it gets tougher to stand out, which only actually matters, merit is bs at this stage.
Baaki figure kar lenge
God help you when you are into your professional career, you'll be fucked up more and more.
It's better your go for a sarkari Naukri, atleast your incompetence would be overlooked