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Answer key for 11 Tamil Half yearly examination

Zeal study shares you answer key for Tamil examination for 11 and 12  standard.We think it may very helpful to valuation  easily.


Paper setting and evaluation at every level of education whether for each class or each school/college/university or for common examinations or tests at district/state/national level is an integral part of our education system and hope that it will still remain so in the times to come. Question paper and its evaluation have been and will remain an integral part of education whether for continuous evaluation system or for semester/year end examination system all over the world to rank students with their performance towards learning and to qualify their entry to some professional course. educational boards setting different question papers and being evaluated by different people all over the country. 

 In India, where there are number of education boards, dealing independently with question settings and their evaluations and then students competing for common entrances like JEE (Main) where board examination marks play a great rolePaper setting for national level tests (subjective or objective) is a great art and many Ph.D. thesis, & research papers have been written on the topic along with various administrative and educational policies being framed on the issue of paper settings and their evaluation.


 Above all these, this task is still being carried out by human and is a person specific. Paper setters and evaluators, sometimes forget that they are dealing with educational life and career of students who have burned their mid night oil in the preparation for these examinations. They go for very lengthy and difficult paper settings and strict evaluation for which they have all the explanations like to curb copying in examinations, bring out only the genuinely intelligent students but forget that they are forcing many of the students towards mental depression. Later on, due to public outcry, governing bodies of these examinations generally go ahead with making committees to suggest means and modes for providing relief to suffering students which generally come out either without any conclusions or too late and too less.
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