This Pakistani student’s hilarious exam answers have left netizens in laughter; see here

 

An answer sheet from a student in Pakistan has sparked a wave of laughter on social media. The attention-grabbing paper, reportedly for a +2 Physics examination administered by the Karachi board, has drawn widespread amusement.

The momentous reveal occurred when a teacher, presumably marking the paper, decided to share its contents online. The focus of amusement lies in the response to a specific question. The question, “Why is the central ring of Newton’s ring dark? State the reason,” elicited an unexpected and candid response from the student.

In the space meant for the answer, the student began with an expression of exasperation and disbelief. “Brothers have given a very dangerous paper. I swear the heart hurts.” The response, although not in line with conventional exam etiquette, captures the frustration and perhaps humour that often accompanies academic challenges.

The viral nature of the answer sheet underscores the universal experience of students grappling with ‘difficult’ exams. As the online community continues to share and react to this amusing post, it brings to light the quirky and endearing aspects of such light-heartedness.

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One social media user praised the song in the video, “tun tuna tun tun tun tuna.” Another added, “Question of your choice. Answer of our choice.” A third user joked, “Bro is literally my intrusive thoughts💀😂.”