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Given that’s there are different variants for each paper (1,2,3), and for some subjects like geography, variant 2 and 3 are always the same but would those variant only be the same within the same time zone given that the same time zone will always take the exams at the same time? Surely it has to be right? Because if someone did a variant 2 earlier than someone did a variant 3 in different time zones then obviously the people are allowed to talk about the variant 2 given that it’s a completely different exam and time zone etc.

Also, for each time zone, are there then 3 variants for that too?

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MasterWatch22

I understand your concern, but, without knowing the specific make and model of your calculator, it is challenging to provide precise instructions. Different calculators have varying features and settings. In this case, I recommend referring to the user manual or instruction booklet that came with your calculator. The manual should provide step-by-step instructions on how to enable exam mode and which settings might be affected or reset. If you don't have access to the manual, you could try searching for the manual online using the model number of your calculator. Many manufacturers provide manuals on their websites, which you can download and refer to for guidance. If you're unable to find the manual or specific instructions, you can ask your classmates, some forums, or the calculator's customer support for assistance. They should be able to provide you with the necessary information based on your calculator model. I hope my advice helped you in some way...Good luck with your exam!

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