LUDHIANA: Punjab School Education Board Class X students appeared for Hindi examination in morning shift (9-10.30 pm) and Class XII students wrote their examination in afternoon and evening shift on Wednesday. Some Class XII students had two exams that day and were upset with the board’s decision.
The Humanities students of Class XII had appeared in Philosophy, History and Appreciation for Arts, History, Accountancy, Sanskrit, Psychology and Home Science exams. Science students had chemistry exam. And, the commerce students had their accountancy exam that day.
Gurjit Kaur, a class XII humanities student from GSSS, PAU, who appeared for two exams at the centre, said, “I had history and audit, which I wrote in two shifts. There is hardly any break given between both the papers. The board should have kept them on different days as students get confused while learning the subjects as well as attempting the exam. ,
Seventeen students took two exams at GSSS, PAU and there were many others who did so at other centres. Some students said that the history test was difficult. Mandeep, a Class XII (Humanities) student said, “I found the History paper difficult. Also, the pattern was different from the sample paper.”
Vikas Kumar, a Class XII (Vocational) student of GSSS, PAU, who appeared in the Computer Science exam, was able to complete it in 25 minutes. He said it was easy. Christ of Ewing Christian School, who appeared for his class XII chemistry test, found it easy. Jaskaran, who wrote the audit, said, “It was long and difficult, especially the questions with the concept of forfeiture.”
CBSE Class XII Economics Exam
The Economics paper of Class XII of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) was held on Wednesday. A student said, “The difficulty level of the question paper was moderate. There were some confusing questions. Overall it was a balanced paper. The question banks practiced in school helped us a lot. ,
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