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All Futo year one student test and exam is going to be CBT


According to the news reaching us at
insidefuto blog today has it that all the
remaining test that the year one students will
be writing is going to be CBT also all exams
will be CBT.
Aside from the Physics test which was
written last week every other test is going to
be CBT. However the decision might be
changed later because there are oppositions
to the decision but as at now the decision
still stands. it is certained that the exam will
be CBT so we advice students to start
reading. The main aim of writing a CBT test
is to disclaim every form of malpractice.
We encourage every students to prepare very
well for the upcoming test and exam. Best of
luck.

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