Secondary students sitting for South Sudan Secondary Certificates Exams complained the time table has no gaps and consideration of the Independence Day.
Student Nassir Jamal of Science Section who sat for Physics on July 8 and Chemistry on July 9 said he was disappointed to do exams on the independence, saying the Day is the birthday of every South Sudanese coming once a year, Voice of Hope reported.
He sent a warm regards and best wishes to all patriots South Sudanese on the occasion of third anniversary.
Another science section student, Joyce John revealed that this year time table puts high pressure on candidates, questioning the ministry on reasons of putting physics and chemistry together.
She complained that though exams were distributed to centres early, the time table came out late and squeezing two important subjects together making them to suffer in sciences section.
State Education ministry earlier announced that the exams would continue normally because they cannot alter what the national ministry organized.