Students find class 12 CBSE economics re-exam ‘easy’

CBSE had to reschedule the exam after the original paper was leaked in March

April 25, 2018 02:34 pm | Updated 02:37 pm IST - CHENNAI

 Students appearing for the CBSE class XII Economics re-examination at Bhavan's Rajaji Vidyashram, Kilpauk Garden Road

Students appearing for the CBSE class XII Economics re-examination at Bhavan's Rajaji Vidyashram, Kilpauk Garden Road

CBSE class 12 students from the commerce stream took up the re-examination for the economics paper on Wednesday in centres across the city.

The relief was evident among students who left exam centres at 1.30 p.m. and a majority of the students said that the paper had been an easy one.

A. Sanjana, a student of Vidya Mandir, said that the paper had direct questions and most of them had started preparing around three days back.

On March 26, the students had given the economics board exam and a few days later, CBSE announced that the exam stood cancelled and dates would be announced soon for a re-examination due to reports of the question paper having been leaked before the exam.

R. Akshaye, a student of St John's Besant Nagar, said that he had already begun to attend day-long coaching classes for the law entrance exams and that the re-scheduling of the board exam had made it tough for a few of them.

"The paper, however, was easy, compared to the previous economics paper we took," he said.

Many students felt that scheduling the re-examination a month later was an unnecessary delay. "Many of us were in the mood to celebrate our holidays and relax before admissions began and this meant that we couldn't," said S. Supraja, a student.

Following the exam, many of them were seen celebrating. For most of the commerce students, common entrance exams as well as college entrance exams begin early in May.

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