New Delhi: Secondary Education Council (CBSE) conducted a physics test from the term XII examination class XII on Friday, with most students complaining that paper was long.
Even teachers feel that paper has many numerical questions, which means students need more time to solve it.
“Every time taking the exam, I ask my teacher to break the letters.
Today, even they need a lot of time.
Students also complain about very long papers,” said Principal Principal.
“One and a half hours is not enough to complete the paper.
Many students cannot solve it.
There are also quite ambiguous questions,” a teacher shows.
Prajwal Sinha, a student, said, “I can finish the paper.
But because it’s long, I can’t check.
So I’m a little worried about how I can finally score.” Shreya Mukherjee, another student, found paper to be difficult and long .
“I have to leave a few numerical questions.
If I have tried them, another answer I know will be missed.
I really don’t know how much I will score goals,” said Mukherjee who was worried.
Even Keshav Agarwal, who runs the coaching Institute, said, “The newspapers are quite difficult this time.
Not only physics, it has happened with other subjects too.” The term 1 CBSE examination, held for class X and XII students, only have Multiple choice questions with exam participants who have to mark answers on OMR sheets.