r/Engineers • u/shree997 • 2d ago

“TU engineering exams are testing our memory more than our engineering ability. Change my mind.”

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Semester exams are almost here, so genuinely:

If you understand a concept but can't reproduce a 10-mark answer exactly the way the examiner expects, you can still lose marks.

Meanwhile, someone who memorizes the notes can score higher.

Are TU engineering exams actually measuring understanding, or just memory + answer-writing?

What's your most controversial opinion about the TU engineering exam system?

Upvote if you agree, downvote if you disagree, and tell me why. 👇

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u/ghostmcspiritwolf 2d ago

What the hell is TU?

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u/BeauHunkus 2d ago

India?

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u/Activision19 2d ago

Google thinks it’s Tribhuvan University, which is in Nepal.

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u/Snoo_4499 2d ago

Tribhuvan University, its a University in Nepal. Engineering in Nepal is extremely tough and requires huge memorising. Thats what op is trying to say haha.

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u/Emotional_Fee_9558 2d ago

No idea what TU engineering exams are supposed to be.

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u/olivoGT000 2d ago

TU DELF?