We practice whatever is innovative and useful to students. The idea of the question
bank has already caught the imagination of many a thinker. It is simple to build
up a Question Bank. If one collects questions on a subject according to the syllabuses
from University question papers, the question bank comes to be exhaustively built
up. Out of the questions in the bank, twelve questions are selected for each subject
and class, of the senior wing. Out of these twelve questions, questions are given
at random for mid-term tests and terminal examination. In the end, one practice
examination is held without fail in February. Since questions are known to the students,
passing is made compulsory and their failure in the examinations invites fine. These
practice examinations of the senior students eliminate the element of surprise in
the sudden death examinations. "Our students go to the examination hall fully loaded
to shoot at sight and shoot to kill questions."
In addition to this, students are told not only questions before hand but also points
on which answers are to be built up. This naturally trains the student to think
relevantly to complete the paper within three hours and to get good marks. After
all, the performance in the examination gives a measure of their intelligence.