Examination

1. Scheduling: Exams are scheduled in advance, and students are informed of the dates and times through official announcements or portals.

2. Location: Exams can take place in classrooms, examination halls, or online platforms, depending on the institution's policies.

3. Exam Procedures:

   Identification: Students may need to show ID to confirm their identity before starting the exam.

   Instructions: Clear instructions about the exam format, duration, and rules are provided at the beginning.

   Time Limit: Exams have a set duration that students must adhere to.

4. Supervision: Exams are monitored by proctors or invigilators to ensure that all rules are followed and to assist with any issues that arise.

5. Submission: Students submit their answers or complete the exam according to the provided instructions. For in-person exams, this usually means handing in papers; for online exams, submissions are typically handled through the exam platform.

6. Results: Exam results are reviewed, graded, and then communicated to students through official channels such as online portals or direct notifications.

 For Missing Exams Due to Illness or Serious Reasons:

• Provide a medical certificate or hospital proof.

• Submit this documentation within one week after the exam.

For Other Reasons:

• If you miss an exam for reasons other than illness or listed extenuating circumstances, you might face suspension or termination.

• You must submit a written explanation to the Registrar's Office within one week after the final exam if you want the Board of Examiners to consider your case.

Review Process:

The Board of Examiners will look at each case individually and decide based on the submitted reasons.