While the atmosphere during exams in Indian schools is often characterized by close teacher supervision, complete silence, and students' focus on answers, an Indian student shared a different experience after observing the process in America.
This student, who came to the US for studies, was extremely surprised by the environment in the testing centers. He posted on social media, stating that American classrooms lacked inspectors, staff to check phones, and jamming devices. Despite this, students took the exams honestly.
In his post, which appeared on X, the student noted that he has been in the US for two months and encountered an unusual atmosphere during testing. He shared this experience, emphasizing that there were neither inspectors nor checking personnel present during the exams.
Following the publication of this message on social media, a discussion began among users. Some commentators suggested that processes in the US are managed less strictly, while others pointed out that exam rules can vary depending on the specific university and curriculum.
It is important to note that the information presented in the Indian student's post is based solely on his personal experience. Nevertheless, American universities use various assessment methods, such as open-book exams, take-home assignments, or online tests, and employ many other formats for organizing certification.
