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About candidate number
Roberto:
I'm not even sure if I did actually make the mistake, I'll go to talk with my exam's coordinator even though and if I have made a mistake I'm sure they'll notice it. I have a friend who put his wrong candidate number in one of the exam he said that cambridge only sends a letter to your school telling the candidates to be more careful. In my case the candidate number is printed on the test. But does anyone know how they correct these multiple-choice exams, I mean how do they put in your candidate information, is it some kind of scanner or is it the examiner himself?
dnacid:
I know it is a little bit off topic, but on phy paper 1 where it said "if your name, centre nº and candidate nº are correct please sign here" (or something like that) I signed with pen rather than with pencil (I know the paper said write your answers in pencil, but my signature is not an answer...).... so, is this a problem??
I know I shouldn't be freaking out about this, but I can't seem to get it out of my head ;D
thx!
Roberto:
It's not a problem, in my Biology paper 1 I signed in pen and my exams coordinator said that was fine. However in the physics paper 1 i signed in pencil.
SGVaibhav:
--- Quote from: sgvaibhav on November 14, 2009, 06:24:41 am ---and i know someone else, doing igs, where there were only 4 students in the centre, and they were allowed to bring mobiles into the hall
also it was not compulsory to keep on silent, if it rings, u can cut the call, say sorry and continue the paper
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this someone used to be a moderator over here.
now he does not use the forum anymore, because i think he has no acess to the net.
dlehddud:
--- Quote from: Roberto on November 14, 2009, 01:41:43 pm ---I'm not even sure if I did actually make the mistake, I'll go to talk with my exam's coordinator even though and if I have made a mistake I'm sure they'll notice it. I have a friend who put his wrong candidate number in one of the exam he said that cambridge only sends a letter to your school telling the candidates to be more careful. In my case the candidate number is printed on the test. But does anyone know how they correct these multiple-choice exams, I mean how do they put in your candidate information, is it some kind of scanner or is it the examiner himself?
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they put it thru a scanner, its why we do the paper in pencil
otherwise the shading of the pen wuldn't be processed by the computer
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