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Write an essay on "Examinee Exam" (300 words)

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Answered by mayushman2003

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If I were an examiner, I would see that I don’t set any question out of course. It happens many times those examiners set questions which the boys are not expected to know as they are not included in the syllabus.

I shall be very careful n framing questions. An examiner’s job is to test the comprehension of the boys. This does not demand the questions set in the paper are more difficult than the text itself. Sometimes even well prepared students fail to do justice into the examination-hall because questions are not in level with the expected attainment of the boys. I shall therefore try to understand the limitations the boys and set questions accordingly. A boy who understands the text soul gets a pass. That way I sell try to be judicious.

Marking answer books again is a job which requires greater skill and experience on the part of an examiner. I shall make a careful examination of the answers. Sometimes the answers are not what we expect. They might be different from what we desired. The different may be the result of temperament, training, education and personal likes and dislikes. This is particularly possible in questions on poetry, drama and short stories. Every one of us can look at things according to our own expertise and personal ideas. But if the answer is convincing and probable, I shall give it as much credit as to one which is after my mind. In short. I shall be liberal in judging the examinees.

Thus as an examiner. I shall not be rigid narrow minded and dogmatic. My job will be that of a judicious, liberal ad accommodating examiner.

Answered by upenderjoshi28

'Examining Exams’

Examination system in India is quite obsolete and ridden with flaws. Owing to the inefficiency of this system the quality of skilled professionals produced in our country is very poor. The fact is Indian examination system is not recognized in the advanced countries. Indian professionals have to pass exams in these countries to be qualified to do jobs there.

Indian examination system needs to be overhauled and made more efficient to bring it to world class level. From pen paper based exams, the system should start computer based exams. The paper based exams suffers from many flaws such as cheating, copying, and other unfair means. In backwards states, using and providing unfair means in the exams has become a lucrative business. Students prefer using unfair means to learning the syllabus for exams. All these flaws exist because of the poor examination system.

In such a scenario students who use unfair means may score more than industrious and bright students. Is it not a flaw? These students who score high grades are then selected for various responsible and high posts. You can imagine the kind of efficiency and honesty they must be putting in to do their jobs!

Indian Examination System encourages students to cram at the cost of understanding, which is quite harmful for the students as well as generally. Our examination system does not encourage skill development. It promotes only rote learning which is not useful in practical life.

The Government must pay heed to improving the examination system to improve the quality of skills in all spheres. India will automatically become advanced when its examination system becomes foolproof.