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BMAT Exam Discussion Rules
The BMAT exam is taken across the world. This means that people in one country might have finished it where it hasn’t even started somewhere else.
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Because of this we've decided that to make the exam as fair as possible (and to discourage cheating) we'll close any threads on the BMAT until 24 hours after the end of the exam. Once 24 hours has passed the threads will be opened and you can carry on as normal.
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This means no discussion AT ALL - not even "I found it hard/easy" or "I dropped my pencil".
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The line between<br/>
"I found it hard" and <br/>
"I found question 2 hard" and <br/>
"I found question 2 about <insert subject> hard"<br/>
is very blurred. What starts as innocent discussion can turn into disclosures of exam content. We're therefore operating a zero tolerance policy on discussing this exam.
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The exam may not be discussed until 09.30am (GMT) on 5th Nov
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Anyone breaking this rule on TSR will receive a 10 point warning for exam discussion before the deadline and may be banned from the site.
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PLEASE NOTE: The rule applies to Private Messages as well as posts in threads.
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If you see anyone breaking this rule, please report them using the  button.
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