Class 11 students find English two paper tough

They said that one-word questions and proverb section were hard to answer. “It (Part-A-III-proverb section) was tough. We never faced these types of questions during past exams”, PNM Kamalika, a student of Vidyodaya Matriculation Higher Secondary School in the city said. According to her, the students found that even oneword questions in Part-A-I was tough. 

“Like yesterday’s English one paper, today also in the question 28, the word compulsory was missing”, the student said.  Meanwhile, the flying squad, who caught three Class 11 students for indulging in malpractices during exams on Tuesday, ensured smooth conduct of exams on Wednesday with none of the students were involved in the offence. 

“There is no official information about exam malpractices today”, a senior official from directorate of school examination here said. 

More than 8.6 lakh class 11 students will be writing the exams till April 9. 

After more than a week of study holiday, the students will once again have to face exams such as Commerce, Home Science and Geography on March 23. The Class 12 and Class 10 students of CBSE also appeared for different allied subject examinations on Wednesday.