Write a Paragraph on Copying in the Examination in English

Adopting Illegal Process in the Examination

or, Unfair Means in Examination

or, Copying in the Examination

or, Bad Effects of Copying in Examination

Unfair means or adopting an illegal process in the examination is very bad. I am strictly against this shameful task. For the gradual development of the students to face the challenges of the modern era. It is undoubtedly a great barrier. The educational curricula in our country are not suitable for the present world. We are still accustomed to memorizing and then vomiting in the examination hall. We do not try for creativity. Our teachers and guardians also follow the same way. We depend on the notes prepared by the private tutors. For daily business, our parents cannot give us enough time. It makes the students hopeless and every consider the private tutors as a solution for this. So day by day our standard of education is decreasing. Recently the authorities have taken some steps to prevent unfair means from the examination. The students must develop their communicative skills and they have to grow creativity within themselves to do well in the examination. Memorizing method is going to be abolished. The teachers will be suspended and fined if found guilty. Moreover, the teacher supporting any unfairness will go to jail. The expelled student may not get a chance again to attend the exam. Thereby their education life may be collapsed. So the guardians should remain careful of their children. If these measures are implemented strictly, it will help upgrade the standard of our education system.

OR,

Unfair means in examination indicates a means or method which is very indecent. Nowadays most of the students adopt unfair means in order to pass an examination. It means that they secretly commit an act of copying answers into the answer scripts from materials in their possession. The purpose of an examination is two-fold. Through an examination, the students’ acquisition of knowledge during a certain period of study is tested. Besides, it enables a student to give an account of how much knowledge he has gathered from his prescribed course. But by adopting unfair means a student frustrates the very purpose of the examination. He commits an act of crime by having recourse to a dishonest method. Besides, he cheats himself by seeking to prove that he knows things that he does not know and has copied from incriminating material. One who passes the examination by adopting unfair means remains ignorant and fails to come out successful in practical life. Resorting to dishonest means in examination has now created such a gigantic problem in our country that all conscious people are greatly alarmed at it. This criminal and self-deceiving practice of copying should be stopped immediately at any cost; otherwise, the nation as a whole will miserably fail to get through its struggle for existence is not too distant a future.