The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Goa surprised everyone with a new and unique method to evaluate students. The internet can’t get tired of lauding their unique method. A viral screenshot of their analogue circuit question paper shows that students were asked to prepare questions as well as answer them.
The first question is for 30 marks which says, the students should prepare 60 marks questions on the basis of the syllabus. Now the second question in the question paper is for 40 marks and asked the students to answer the questions they have prepared in the first part. The paper also stated, “Don’t talk, if you get your questions from someone, the numbers should be given less.”
This unique method to evaluate students then made it to Twitter and netizens appreciated the faculty member for designing such different question paper and others dropped amused reactions.
A Twitter user posted the image and wrote: “Woah! What an examination! You prepare questions for yourself and answer the same. Gotta say IIT Goa has found out this unique way to evaluate students by themselves. It’s not gonna be easy when you are set free to choose questions to answer. Gonna be the test of integrity too.”
Woah! What an examination! You prepare questions for yourself and answer the same.
Gotta say IIT Goa has find out this unique way to evaluate student by themselves.
It's not gonna be easy when you are set free to choose questions to answer.
Gonna be the test of integrity too. pic.twitter.com/dwZxbKjPRQ— Rajan Karna (@RajanKarna) May 20, 2021
Here’s take a look at some reactions,
This is actually difficult if you don't know the concepts throughly, and the teachers checks the paper throughly to catch copying.
— Vedanta Mohapatra (@vedanta28) May 21, 2021
Beautiful question it seems. If asked to prepare a open book questions, then it really tests the ability better
— Marwari_Choro (@Bishnoirajesh29) May 21, 2021
Excellent! College will never earned anything by demoting students, they must find ways to elevate them, marks won't help them in future but such ideas will do. @aditii157 @iitbombay
— Milind Deore (@tomdeore) May 21, 2021
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