Special login is required to access the exam account.
Satellite students will not have the same access due to the absence of route tables in their areas.
Invigilators will monitor students to prevent any internet surfing during the exam.
Learning Outcome Assessment: 45 questions must be completed in 45 minutes.
National exam will consist of 180 questions over three hours, maintaining the one-minute-per-question rule.
Additional 10 minutes are provided prior to the exam: 5 for instructions and 5 for reading time.
Total exam duration includes:
45 minutes for answering questions.
5 minutes for reading (generally recognized as 50 minutes total per exam).
Students will access one learning outcome at a time to avoid time management issues.
The first exam will clock tick only when the student starts the actual exam.
A break can be taken after completing the first exam.
All exam questions are multiple-choice (MCQs), except for module content that will not be included in the exam.
Students will have access to practice exams released after May 5th, allowing for two attempts to gauge readiness for the summative assessment.
Formative exams give students a gauge of topics that need further study.
Extra time can be accommodated for students with special needs upon notification to the instructor.
Students can review and change their answers before final submission.
In case of technical issues like logging in, the instructor can adjust time accordingly to mitigate any disadvantage during the exam.
An announcement will detail all exam-related instructions beforehand.
A discussion board will be available for clarifications until approximately 12 hours before the exam.
Students must remember to bring their IDs for exam verification.
The exam will be conducted on school-provided computers; students should recall their canvas login credentials.
Exam revision session is set for June 3rd, focusing on topics outlined for the exam.