Student praised for exam cheating tactics on Reddit

Student praised for exam cheating tactics on Reddit

The unnamed student shared a picture showing her secret exam hack on RedditÂ
Wrote down a range of physics equations and stuck them to her fingernails
But physics buffs have blasted her for failing to learn 'super simple' equtaions

By Unity Blott For Mailonline

Published: 10:41 BST, 25 July 2017 | Updated: 10:46 BST, 25 July 2017

For students across the country, summer is synonymous with exam season and the stress that comes with it.

But one wily student came up with a unique solution to remembering the answers in her physics test - by sticking the answers to the tips of her fingernails.

In a post entitled 'Nailed the exam', Reddit user Blood_Reaper, believed to be from the UK, showed how she had written formulas on tiny pieces of paper before sticking them to the underside of her nail tips.

Her hack was met with a mixed reaction online - with some applauding her resourcefulness while others slammed her for not doing her revision.

The unnamed student, believed to be from the UK, has come under fire on Reddit for failing to memorise the 'super simple' physics equations ahead of her exam

Some physics buffs slammed her for failing to get her head around a seemingly straightforward equation with one of them being 'Distance = Speed x Time'.

It is not clear whether the person who took the photo is studying at school or university - but she was met with an almost universal backlash online' with one person even labelling her 'pathetic'.

Another commented: 'And just think, the amount of time and effort to painstakingly attach those little bitty cheat-sheets could have gone into actually learning the material.' So who do you think is right?

'I don't think this whole school thing is for you': Some Redditors slammed the student for failing to get her head around 'super simple formulas and said she was wasting her time

Physics buffs slammed her for failing to memorise 'super simple' material with one telling her: 'It only gets harder, so you'd better learn the basic information now'