Examinations
Why handwriting stays part of exam practice
Board exams are written by hand, so practice should be too. The part worth digitising is what happens after the writing.
BlankSage team1 min read
Most board examinations are still written by hand, on paper, in a fixed amount of time. Whatever else changes, that is the format a student will be judged in.
The bottleneck is checking, not writing
Students are willing to write practice papers. What limits how many they can attempt is how long it takes to get them checked. That is the part that benefits from digitisation.
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