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Examinations

Examinations are an integral part of student life. The day you go for admission to a school, examinations become a part of life. First it is the admission test. Once you get admitty,then you start having the quarterly,half-yearly and annual examinations.
First, the tests are easy. Of course,the child hardly realises. Then as you go higher up in class, examinations start getting tougher by the day. You start crossing the levels in school - primary, middle and higher classes, examinations are there always. You leave school and quality for a college - may be academic or technical. But examinations are there too. Once you complete your studies, you apply for a job,there too you may have a test followed by an interview. So examinations are always there in our lives.
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