• If you are new to assessment read:
  • Guide (Part 1) - To learn the minimum about how to evaluate.
  • Guide (Part 2) - To learn to employ the full functionality of the talk page template.
  • Guide (Part 3) - To learn to assess importance semi-automatically using AWB.
  • Guide (Part 4) - To learn to assess importance using Assessment Bar.

General Instructions

• Refer to the WikiProject India Quality Scale before assessing. Only stub, start, C & B can be awarded by a user.
• Read the article, assess it against the importance assessment criteria listed - Importance scale before assessment. If an expert opinion is required, please post in our talk page.
• There are subprojects within a main project (ex. Kerala is part of India) and tagging to relevant projects would be highly appreciated.
• A given article may be part of more than one subproject within India. Please try to tag against each of those subprojects.
• While the quality rating across subprojects remains the same, the importance across the sub projects can be different. Ex. Guruvayoor as a place may be of high importance to Kerala sub-project, but may be of low-importance to India project and mid-importance to WikiProject Hinduism.
• Tagging - posting the Wikiproject India assessment template in the talk page. A sample for Tamil Nadu politics related article, with a stub class and low importance is

{{talk header}} {{WP India |importance=low |class=stub |tamilnadu=yes |tamilnadu-importance=low |politics=yes |politics-importance=low |image requested}}

• Each article in the list with the necessary parameters like history, geography, state project etc - Detailed documentation on Wikiproject India template documentation.
• An article is always a brain child of an editor(s)- considering it, try to be kind to the editors in explaining the review ratings if requested. Some of the editors may request reassessment, so keep the talk page in your watchlist.
• A given article may be part of many wiki projects - while participants are not expected to locate and tag an article against each project, some of the common ones like Biography or companies would be greatly helpful for those projects as well.
• Use the assessment bar^{[dead link]} created by User:Yuvipanda specially for this drive.