Checklist for Exam day
 

What things should we bring with us?

Id card
Admission certificate
Pens, pencil, marker, ruler, rubber, (calculator if needed)

what else?

Transparent water bottle
Sanitizer
Mask

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For anyone who has Statistics as an optional, bring your own statistical tables as these would not be provided to all.

Do bring a lot of common sense as well as there will be mistakes in some exams. For example, in my accounting exam, Debtors were listed on the credit side of trial balance. When the students pointed this out, the invigilators insisted that there was no mistake. It was a sad moment.

Stay positive and confident. Also be ready to finish the MCQs in 15-20 mins to have more time for the subjective portion.

[QUOTE=Obaidd;1119766]For anyone who has Statistics as an optional, bring your own statistical tables as these would not be provided to all.

Do bring a lot of common sense as well as there will be mistakes in some exams. For example, in my accounting exam, Debtors were listed on the credit side of trial balance. When the students pointed this out, the invigilators insisted that there was no mistake. It was a sad moment.

Stay positive and confident. Also be ready to finish the MCQs in 15-20 mins to have more time for the subjective portion.[/QUOTE]
Is it mandatory to arrive at the examination hall one-hour earlier? As my centre is far from my home and difficult for me to manage the time. Please reply if someone has any idea.

I think its late, but i would suggest leave as early as you can, you really don't want to be late for this exam. Apparently they will be taking thumb impressions so there might be lines. Leave early, and leave a 30 minute margin