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Examination Day Or, Examinations

 An examination day is a very hard day for all. We prepare for this day for months and months. We reach the gate of the examinee regarding the probable questions. We talk of the guesses, we talk of our preparations, and so on.

The gate opens. We enter the hall. We hunt outs seats for our Roll No and Roll Code. we are guided by some teachers in locating the seats. There is peace in the hall.

The invigilators distribute the answer books in time. The questions are distributed just at 10 AM. We stand up and receive the question paper. We start them.

Sometimes, We find that the question is very stiff. Then we nervous, but we should not be so. A nervous man can't do anything. We should go through the question paper again and again. Some solution must come out. Nervousness is the worst thing. It does not lead anyone thing anything properly. 

We start writing the answer in the name of God. Our Examnation is over at 1. P.M. Before submitting the"answer  books." we revise the answer book.

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