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Trial exams on the net
WHEN THE new ever-pervading ether of the world, the Internet,
makes simulation of almost any real-life situation possible on
the desktop, can the examination hall be an exception?
PPP Infotech, which had created a unique dress-rehearsal of the
final moments in the TNPCEE examination (engineering and
medicine) hall through the Internet last year, is doing a repeat-
act this year.
This year too, PPP will create a virtual examination hall on the
Net. ``We are offering an opportunity to students prepare for the
final battle of nerves in real time,'' says Mr. B. Srinivas,
Director, PPP. The examination is available in all the three
subjects and students can gain access to it at
www.pppindia.com/tnpcee through passwords. The results could be
obtained immediately. Students can obtain passwords from the PPP
site.
Last year, more than 10,000 students participated in this trial-
examination. Many of the students accessed the site through the
booths. The questions have been prepared by an expert team and
looks at the subjects from all possible angles.
Mr. Srinivas, who is also the president of the Internet Users
Club of India (IUCI), Chennai chapter, finds this as an
opportunity to promote the popular use of Internet. ``The booth
operators also could use such occasions to boost the information-
kiosk culture and popularise the use of Internet''.``We believe
in taking the net to the people and this is one way of doing
it,'' he says.
By G. Pramod Kumar
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