Exams pens!
Hi everyone!
I idiotically spent thirteen quid on a pen which I really wanted to use for the exam but then came to the realisation that the pens were gel ink. I realised that gel ink was not allowed in the exam and despite the ink being black, I asked the exam office what to do. They said that I should stick to using a biro to avoid all risks.
Does gel ink scan?
I idiotically spent thirteen quid on a pen which I really wanted to use for the exam but then came to the realisation that the pens were gel ink. I realised that gel ink was not allowed in the exam and despite the ink being black, I asked the exam office what to do. They said that I should stick to using a biro to avoid all risks.
Does gel ink scan?
Original post by sadia2257
Hi everyone!
I idiotically spent thirteen quid on a pen which I really wanted to use for the exam but then came to the realisation that the pens were gel ink. I realised that gel ink was not allowed in the exam and despite the ink being black, I asked the exam office what to do. They said that I should stick to using a biro to avoid all risks.
Does gel ink scan?
I idiotically spent thirteen quid on a pen which I really wanted to use for the exam but then came to the realisation that the pens were gel ink. I realised that gel ink was not allowed in the exam and despite the ink being black, I asked the exam office what to do. They said that I should stick to using a biro to avoid all risks.
Does gel ink scan?
Why take the risk bruh? Do you even write?
Black gel ink pens are fine, I've done public exams using the "uniball eye Micro" ones.
Original post by sadia2257
Hi everyone!
I idiotically spent thirteen quid on a pen which I really wanted to use for the exam but then came to the realisation that the pens were gel ink. I realised that gel ink was not allowed in the exam and despite the ink being black, I asked the exam office what to do. They said that I should stick to using a biro to avoid all risks.
Does gel ink scan?
I idiotically spent thirteen quid on a pen which I really wanted to use for the exam but then came to the realisation that the pens were gel ink. I realised that gel ink was not allowed in the exam and despite the ink being black, I asked the exam office what to do. They said that I should stick to using a biro to avoid all risks.
Does gel ink scan?
I hate cheap biros. Always used the Parker cartridge pens in exams. As long as it's black I don't see the problem..?
Original post by sadia2257
Hi everyone!
I idiotically spent thirteen quid on a pen which I really wanted to use for the exam but then came to the realisation that the pens were gel ink. I realised that gel ink was not allowed in the exam and despite the ink being black, I asked the exam office what to do. They said that I should stick to using a biro to avoid all risks.
Does gel ink scan?
I idiotically spent thirteen quid on a pen which I really wanted to use for the exam but then came to the realisation that the pens were gel ink. I realised that gel ink was not allowed in the exam and despite the ink being black, I asked the exam office what to do. They said that I should stick to using a biro to avoid all risks.
Does gel ink scan?
my exams officer said gel pens don't scan
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