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High exam hall ceilings are correlated with a lower exam score
(theconversation.com)
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Higher ceiling means larger room. Larger room means larger class size. It's well established that larger class sizes are detrimental to learning.
Larger halls doesn't necessarily mean larger class sizes. I believe UniSA uses amalgamated exam halls; they fill the same hall to capacity with whatever classes have an examination requirement.