IIT Goa's analog circuits final asks students to write the 60-mark exam themselves, then answer it
atullchaurasia · x · 2026-11-05
A photo of Indian Institute of Technology Goa's EE 233 Analog Circuits end-semester exam went viral: out of 70 marks, students must first craft a 60-mark question set from the semester's lecture materials (L1–L30), answerable in 2 hours, with a warning that similarity with friends will cut scores. Question 2: answer your own questions.
The format is being discussed as an ultimate test of mastery — and an anti-cheating exam design for the AI era.
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