Question

my school examination paragraph​

Answer 1

Answer:

The biggest fear of losing time constantly haunts inside the minds of the students like a ghost. The word “examination” in itself sends shivers to the student’s spine whether it is a home or a public examination. Even those who are brilliant and meritorious suffer from exam phobia.

Sitting in an examination hall is my old enemy since I was a child. I started my school with an admission examination. I faced my 1st public examination in 2010 which was conducted by the CBSE or Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi. At that time my mind was totally gripped with all kinds of fear.

Answer 2

Sitting in an examination hall is like facing great tension, excitement, torture and mental agony, even if you are the highest percentage scorer of the class.

While I am in the examination room I find the prying & suspicious looks of the examiners & the invigilators highly discouraging.

Examinations have the following uses. First, they serve as a test of efficiency. It is only by taking an examination that we can know what progress the student has made during a period. Examinations supply us solid proof of the fitness of a student for the higher class. A university degree or diploma shows that a particular student has acquired knowledge of a fixed standard. Thus an employer can safely entrust a job to the degree holder after examining the degree.