Clipboard and markers

infinite optimism · #1 Tuesday, February 06, 2018

Do we need to carry a clipboard to the exam hall?Also, comment on the use of markers.

Vito Scaletta · #2 Tuesday, February 06, 2018

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Originally Posted by infinite optimism

Do we need to carry a clipboard to the exam hall?Also, comment on the use of markers.

you can if you want to..but mostly people don't use a clipboard for mcqs because the question sheets are thick enough to use it instead of clipboard..
u can use marker but its better to use pointer instead of ball points because it takes a lot of time to fill the circle using a ball point..

Borges · #3 Tuesday, February 06, 2018

Hi, can you describe the typical exam paper material? Is it A4 size?

Anum Zara · #4 Tuesday, February 06, 2018

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Originally Posted by infinite optimism

Do we need to carry a clipboard to the exam hall?Also, comment on the use of markers.

You can carry clipboard if you want. At least I did not feel a need to use it last year. You can use if staff let you carry it inside. It varies from center to center really. It should be new and there should be no marks on it as they only need a little excuse to throw us out. About markers, I do not know for what purpose you are asking. If you are asking for MCQs, you can use them for filling bubbles. They will definitely save your time or you can try using pointers or non leaky ball points. Led pencil, fountain pen and gel pointers are not recommended.
If you want to use them for presentation in subjective portion, go for it. You can use both blue and black ink. So, anything i.e ballpoint, pointer, marker, cut marker etc is allowed as long as they are blue or black.

Anum Zara · #5 Tuesday, February 06, 2018

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Originally Posted by Borges

Hi, can you describe the typical exam paper material? Is it A4 size?

No not A4. If it is not best then it is not bad either. So, length and material are okay. Urdu lining papers from last two years. 24 sides of paper in each main sheet.