The Plus-I examination timetable for 2012-13, published by the Higher Secondary Department, should be revised as the students are forced to sit for examinations on four consecutive days, the Kerala Aided Higher Secondary Teachers’ Association (KAHSTA) has said.
The timetable is set in such a way that exams for comparatively tough subjects - Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology - fall on consecutive days. Since mark-lists are given by compiling the Plus-I and Plus-II marks, students should be given at least two days’ break in between the tough subjects, the state committee of the KAHSTA said in a statement here.