Shashikant Nishant Sharma (03 September,1988 / Sonepur, Saran, Bihar, India)

yes, it's true.examinations have become (or probably always were) the benchmark where one's ability to cram and then to write that crammed matter in a few hours is tested
.that's test for (i guess) perseverance rather than knowledge.those who cram up every bit of every page are just the human form of encyclopedias.and one can buy an encyclopedia in a 1000 bucks.they aren't of any use when it comes to real life challenge/problem solving.
but sadly to say, i can't see any other method to get what it does done.


just like facts are not science,
dictionary is not language,
cramming is not knowledge

Very true, , our examination system is most of the time test of memory, and not of knowledge n ability...it produces cramming robots n not any meritorious learners...though prose is the right medium for such issues, but even then if u draw attention through a poem it works....