Will I be allowed tomorrow?
 

Because of an unfortunate misunderstanding. I thought papers are starting tomorrow. And I missed today's paper.

I wanted to ask whether I'll be able to sit in the papers tomorrow and after?

And in case I attempt the papers, will the scores for the attempted papers show when the results announce?

OMG!

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On page 2 of the rules:
(vi). For whatsoever reasons, a candidate who misses any
compulsory or optional subject of written examination for medical
or any other reasons shall not be allowed to appear in the remaining
subjects.

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I personally think they will let you in and attempt the papers, or not notice it — but maybe they might tally your attendance later and not check your remaining papers.

I'm sorry about this, buddy. I wish you good luck for next time!

[QUOTE=phantomkhan;1057877]Because of an unfortunate misunderstanding. I thought papers are starting tomorrow. And I missed today's paper.

I wanted to ask whether I'll be able to sit in the papers tomorrow and after?

And in case I attempt the papers, will the scores for the attempted papers show when the results announce?[/QUOTE]

Better not mark any attendance even if they allow it.
What's done is done, and can't be reversed but your attempt is safe so don't try to waste it by trying to appear in any paper.

Extremely disappointing actually. And I only had three attempts remaining, including the two years age relaxation. This was going to be my first attempt. Unbelievable. It's almost as if it was God's Will.

I'll go to the test center tomorrow and see if they allow me. But I think you guys are right that even if they do, they might as well discard all my papers when they figure my absence.

Unless anyone can verify that they've seen results of candidates that were partially absent. In that case I'll give it a go just to see if I can make it next time.

Thanks again guys. Good luck to you all

[QUOTE=phantomkhan;1057885]Extremely disappointing actually. And I only had three attempts remaining, including the two years age relaxation. This was going to be my first attempt. Unbelievable. It's almost as if it was God's Will.

I'll go to the test center tomorrow and see if they allow me. But I think you guys are right that even if they do, they might as well discard all my papers when they figure my absence.

Unless anyone can verify that they've seen results of candidates that were partially absent. In that case I'll give it a go just to see if I can make it next time.

Thanks again guys. Good luck to you all[/QUOTE]FPSC never displays the result of the absecent candidates, its better not to appear in other papers.

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wait what?

You will not be able to sit in the remaining papers as you've missed today's paper. Your attempt is 'absent' now, and not 'Failed'. If you have consecutive three attempts then now you have two left. If you had more than 3 attempts then you'd still all three attempts left.

No point of going tomorrow, but you can go and ask them about it. They will say the same as I said.

[QUOTE=Cotton candy;1057905]If you have consecutive three attempts then now you have two left. [/QUOTE]

Since he didn't mark his attendance, he has all 3 attempts left. He can mention that he did not use this attempt in his next online form.

In 2017, almost 25K registered but only 9K gave the exam — so the others did not consume their attempts.

[QUOTE=Borges;1057906]Since he didn't mark his attendance, he has all 3 attempts left. He can mention that he did not use this attempt in his next online form.

In 2017, almost 25K registered but only 9K gave the exam — so the others did not consume their attempts.[/QUOTE]

He said he only had 3 attempts remaining so according to that I explained that if he has 3 consecutive attempts including this one then attempt is gone whether he sat or not (due to age issue). If he has more than he can take next 3.