Should EBSU Turn GST Exams to Pen and Paper?
With the recent technical issues affecting GST examinations at Ebonyi State University, students are beginning to suggest other ways the university could handle the situation.
One EBSU student has suggested that, instead of continuing with the online examination system while students face one technical issue after another, the university should consider returning GST examinations to the traditional pen-and-paper format.
According to the student, this would allow students to write their examinations in their various departments and go home afterwards, rather than repeatedly coming to school only to deal with postponed or disrupted examinations.
The student described the suggestion as a personal opinion, adding that it could be considered if the technical issues with the current system cannot be resolved quickly.
While online examinations can be convenient when everything works properly, the recent disruptions have left many students frustrated and uncertain about their examination schedules.
But would switching to pen and paper actually be a better solution, or should EBSU continue with the online system and focus on fixing the technical problems?
What do you think?
Should EBSU temporarily switch GST examinations to pen and paper until the technical issues are resolved?
A. Yes, pen and paper is better for now
B. No, they should fix the online system
C. Either way, just let us write the exams
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Nd secondly transportation is increasing as the day goes by so for the sake of those of us that are traveling far , especially those going to Lagos nd Abuja the transport is alot nd once we enter November it will be increase so pls let them just pity us