The quarterly examinations for classes 9th, 10th, and 12th have successfully concluded in the Patahi block area. However, students faced significant inconvenience due to a shortage of classrooms during the exams. Despite various schools being designated as examination centers, the lack of sufficient rooms led to many students being cramped into single classrooms, negatively impacting the examination environment.

According to school administrations, this situation arose due to the increasing student population and a lack of proper infrastructure. Construction of new classrooms is still incomplete in many schools, while proposals for additional rooms have been pending for a long time in others. Students and parents have expressed concern over this issue, demanding better arrangements in the future. They argue that the shortage of rooms made it difficult for students to concentrate, potentially affecting their performance.

Education department officials have acknowledged that classroom shortages are a serious problem in some schools. They stated that work is underway in this direction, and efforts are being made to improve the situation before the new academic session. Officials assured that they would inspect schools soon and take steps for the construction or repair of additional rooms where necessary. Meanwhile, teachers also played a crucial role in keeping students calm and disciplined so they could complete their exams with minimal discomfort. This incident highlights the need for developing basic facilities in the education sector.