Issue in proctored exams.

[Hiten Choudhury , Cotton University, Assam]

In some of the fill up the blanks questions, the blanks were followed by a ';' to mark the end of a statement. Where as in some of the blanks a ';' was missing. It was confusing whether the result should contain a semi colon at the end or should not. I request that an answer with/without semicolon both should be considered if the rest of the answer is correct.

[Niraj Kumar]

no that thing you must take care during exam.
where it was required you have to put ; otherwise your answer is wrong,
examination tested that if we are aware of the syntak or not