Over the years with the development in technology even our education systems are shifting over to e classes and online learning. One part of technology involvement in conduction of examinations was online submission of answers. This was better for questions that have a single correct answer as it reduces manual labour of checking every answer sheet. And so, many of the biggest entrance examinations including the coming Management Aptitude Test (MAT) have included the option of giving the tests online. We are one generation who have been in the habit of giving subjective answers to objective questions ever since Class 1 but are not far behind with technology. So a question arises of what mode of examination to opt while appearing for important exams, online or offline?
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And so, we have come up with a list of merits and demerits that both the modes hold so that we can make up our mind which ones better.
The process
Pros | Cons |
Navigation through the question paper is easy | Technical glitches in the system might cause loss of data and time. |
Very easy to change your answer, just go back to the question and change the answer. | Difficult for candidates if one is not familiar with the technology of computers and internet |
A test clock is provided on the top to keep track of time left. | The examination can be stressful if one does not have a habit of sitting in front of a computer for hours causing headache. |
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The process
Pros | Cons |
The answers are to be marked manually therefore no chance of technical glitches | More number of pages makes jumping from one section to other difficult |
Answers can be changed and marked again easily | The ovals have to be filled completely with ink/pencil, half filled ovals are considered incorrect answers. |
Rough work is easy as space is already provided in the question paper | Time information is not displayed anywhere, candidates have to carry wristwatches. |
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Which one of the mode is better is a difficult question to answer as both the modes have their own advantages and disadvantages.
Whether to go for offline or online mode while giving MAT or any exam is a decision to be taken by the candidate considering all the factors and what is more convenient.
Now that you know everything there is to know about the two modes, which one would you choose?
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