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HELP! How late can you enter for an exam (to give enough time for the exam board to send the paper)?
Any help would be much appreciated!!!
Any help would be much appreciated!!!
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Do you mean to put yourself in for the exam or to enter an examination room once the exam has started?
If you mean the former then you need to contact the exam board or look at their website as they have a timetable of when the last dates of entry are.
If you mean the former then you need to contact the exam board or look at their website as they have a timetable of when the last dates of entry are.
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If it's the latter, then if at uni, it depends on the uni, but I think it's usually 30 minutes, but check with your uni. If it's public exams (GCSE, A levels), then I believe it's 30 minutes as well, but check with your exams officer!
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(Original post by 999tigger)
Do you mean to put yourself in for the exam or to enter an examination room once the exam has started?
If you mean the former then you need to contact the exam board or look at their website as they have a timetable of when the last dates of entry are.
Do you mean to put yourself in for the exam or to enter an examination room once the exam has started?
If you mean the former then you need to contact the exam board or look at their website as they have a timetable of when the last dates of entry are.
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(Original post by mobbsy91)
If it's the latter, then if at uni, it depends on the uni, but I think it's usually 30 minutes, but check with your uni. If it's public exams (GCSE, A levels), then I believe it's 30 minutes as well, but check with your exams officer!
If it's the latter, then if at uni, it depends on the uni, but I think it's usually 30 minutes, but check with your uni. If it's public exams (GCSE, A levels), then I believe it's 30 minutes as well, but check with your exams officer!
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated
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(Original post by archipelaglobule)
I meant the former - the last date past which it is physically impossible for the exam paper to reach my school before the exam takes place.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated
I meant the former - the last date past which it is physically impossible for the exam paper to reach my school before the exam takes place.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated
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(Original post by mobbsy91)
Which exam board is it for, I'll try and find out for you!
Which exam board is it for, I'll try and find out for you!
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Thanks, but doesn't that table only state the point after which late/very late fees must be paid, as opposed to the point after which it isn't possible for the exam paper to be sent to the school in time? I think you can still be entered for the exam after the 19th of April (the 'very late' deadline), but would have to pay higher fees. If I take an exam that nobody else in the school is taking, I presume it will take time for the exam paper to be sent to my school - it's that length of time that I would like to find out.
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(Original post by archipelaglobule)
Thanks, but doesn't that table only state the point after which late/very late fees must be paid, as opposed to the point after which it isn't possible for the exam paper to be sent to the school in time? I think you can still be entered for the exam after the 19th of April (the 'very late' deadline), but would have to pay higher fees. If I take an exam that nobody else in the school is taking, I presume it will take time for the exam paper to be sent to my school - it's that length of time that I would like to find out.
Thanks, but doesn't that table only state the point after which late/very late fees must be paid, as opposed to the point after which it isn't possible for the exam paper to be sent to the school in time? I think you can still be entered for the exam after the 19th of April (the 'very late' deadline), but would have to pay higher fees. If I take an exam that nobody else in the school is taking, I presume it will take time for the exam paper to be sent to my school - it's that length of time that I would like to find out.
http://www.wjec.co.uk/exam-officers/...?language_id=1
http://www.wjec.co.uk/exam-officers/...?language_id=1
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Thank you for helping! If it isn't possible to find a definite date, what might you estimate?
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Why cant you just ring WJEC up on Monday, Then you cna find out yourself in one quick easy phonecall?
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