Every time we take exams we feel as if we are confused enough with the answers examiner actually is looking forward to.. because the more we read, the more we are confused with the accuracy of the desired answers.How to eradicate this evil from our society, that is, "Exams"
I believe that education institutes should lift the responsibility of information disseminated during the session to the students and relieve them from the troubles with results. Because these days the rate of death in colleges is increasing day by day just due to the very fact that whatever students wrote examiner did not wanted that and made life miserable for students and compels them to take such drastic steps. Boards have already introduced grading system in schools for students and waived the fear of revelation of "most dreaded" marks accumulated.
What if we suggest a disclaimer after every exam and make it mandatory to ensure and disclose the source of information and texts and answers and chits...(not to mention). This would impart a sigh of relief to every student who is "brighter enough" after every such disclosure in exams. Students will start thinking positive for exams and their results. Because basically in exams what we get in terms of marks is not what we "did not" write well, but its what examiner knows "basically good enough" to be evaluated by them efficiently. After all we are writing from their self written books only.
So shall we initiate some action regarding such disclaimer like.. some conventional Disclaimer Notices we get to see after every publication or write up or whatever... It would go something like that.. at the end of every answer sheet.
"I hereby declare that answers written above are true to the best of mine and my friend's knowledge and I claim no responsibility whatsoever for any mistakes above. If you are not the intended examiner or responsible for evaluation of the answer sheets you may not evaluate, mark, distribute or deliver results to anyone for this answer sheet (or any part of its contents ) or take any action on it. In such case, you would destroy the performance by me. In an effort to be original all I have written above is truly fictitious & any resemblance with the Subject Matter is purely Coincidental."
If we take the Global Point Of View, "It takes 15 trees to produce the amount of paper that we use to write our exam once (excluding supplementary). So Join us in promoting the noble cause of saving trees...
"Save Trees, Save Environment, Save Earth, Go Green and Say NO to EXAMS...."
Even Bigger than any cause ever existed..
