The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) Kerala held the Class 12 Accountancy exam today, and students have expressed their initial reactions about the difficulty of the paper, the nature of questions, and the general paper pattern. Experts have also reviewed the exam, offering insights into its pattern and difficulty.
Kerala DHSE Accountancy Exam 2025: Student Feedback
Students who appeared for the Kerala DHSE Class 12 Accountancy exam were of the opinion that the paper was moderate to slightly tough. Although most praised the balance of question types, some found parts of it trying.
- MCQs & Assertion-Reasoning: These type of questions contained a combination of easy and tough ones, with a need for strong conceptual clearness.
- Numerical & Descriptive Questions: Some of the numerical problems were long, which made time management very important.
- Section-wise Review: Part A was deemed to be tougher than Part B, for which students were allowed to opt between Financial Statement Analysis and Computerized Accounting, making it easier.
Kerala DHSE Accountancy Exam 2025: Expert Review
- Subject matter experts reviewed the paper and opined that it was well-structured and followed the Kerala DHSE syllabus and blueprint.
- The pattern resembled the sample paper to make students familiar.
- A mix of questions, such as case studies, assertion-reasoning, and numerical problems, probed students' theoretical and practical knowledge.
- The exam aimed to test students' time management, conceptual clarity, and problem-solving skills.
Overall, the Kerala DHSE Class 12 Accountancy exam 2025 was moderately difficult with some tricky parts. Those students who were well prepared found it easy, and those who were less familiar with solving numerical problems found it slightly taxing. The paper, being evenly challenging, was able to evaluate students' subject-specific knowledge and analytical capabilities precisely.
