Childhood would be missing in a spree of marks

The results of the A Dhiqtar board examinations have come.

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Seeing the result, there was a cry of congratulations somewhere, so there was a silence. No one is willing to think that any kind of exam is not the final exam of life nor does everything depend on the outcome of any one exam. Life always gives opportunity and sometimes gives. ultimately knowledge and talent matters only. The permanent success and failure of life depends on these. Often such illustrations are seen in the society that the hard work done with patience and consistency is ultimately proven fruitful even after scoring less marks in board examinations or initial failure found in competitive exams. But despite all such illustrations, the pressure of the board and competitive exams appear to be a missing childhood on one hand, then on the other hand, the uptake of passing the yen ken prakara and collecting more and more marks is also visible.

And stress is the question whether one's knowledge or personality from a piece of paper can be assessed overall? Does the success of any one exam depend only on failure? How helpful are these exams in real exams of life? These are known to have a tendency to run away from behind the points without fail.