Pakistani Student Writes Song In Physics Exam, Ali Zafar Reacts

Most students have faced the dilemma of being clueless during an exam, resorting to various tactics to fill their answer sheets. However, a recent incident from Pakistan has taken an amusing turn, as a student wrote the lyrics to a popular love song on his physics paper. The video of the answer sheet has since gone viral, reportedly originating from the Karachi Board of Pakistan.

In the viral video, a teacher is seen reading aloud the lyrics of singer Ali Zafar’s hit song, Maine Tujhe Dekha Haste Hue Galo, which the student penned in response to a physics question. Not stopping there, the student also included the song’s music notation, Tun-Tuna-Tun Tun and humorously admitted to dozing off during physics lectures in class.

After seeing the entire answer sheet, the teacher, in a lighthearted manner, reassures the student not to fear physics. The video, initially shared from Ali Zafar’s official social media account in 2022, has recently resurfaced online and garnered 1.87 lakh views.

This incident echoes a similar occurrence in Bihar’s Chhapra, where a student resorted to writing the lyrics of a Bhojpuri song in a Chemistry practical exam due to a lack of knowledge. In a shared video, the teacher is seen questioning the student about his unusual answer choice.

Interestingly, such instances are not uncommon in Bihar, as reports suggest students have previously attempted to bribe professors by slipping currency notes worth Rs. 100 and Rs. 500 into their answer sheets to ensure passing grades.

The humorous yet concerning trend of unconventional exam responses highlights the pressures and challenges students face during examinations, prompting educators and authorities to address underlying issues in the education system.