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New Examination Pattern In India Is Too Amusing, Says Tiwari, Blog Reader

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I got this tweet from an Indian informat, Ashutosh Tiwari.


Twitter handle : @Ashutos22948459



The Examination system in India has either improved or fallen drastically.


According to Ashutosh, he makes this look amusing to our readers. But i doubt it's all warm and fuzzy over there.


"1. General students : Answer ALL questions


2. OBC : Write ANY question.


3. SC : Read ONLY questions.


4. ST : Thanks for coming to exam."


OBC = Other Backward Students
SC = Scheduled Caste
ST = Scheduled Tribe


The above depicts students that are historically, socially, emotionally disadvantaged.


Ashutosh Tiwari and John Akweh.

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