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lauren_carter27
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I'm sure its not too big a deal - plenty of people would have forgotten, especially in the earlier exams. Maybe they'll send u a letter to confirm u were there or maybe you could ring up the board???
ur_inner_child
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The blue sheet is just a contract/proof that you handed in your paper to the supervisors and that you were THERE.
It's only ever used if for some freak reason they lose your paper.
It's only ever used if for some freak reason they lose your paper.
cro_angel
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doesnt the examiner sign it and read through to make sure everythings correct?
doesnt the examiner sign it and read through to make sure everythings correct?
Don't worry. I did exactly the same thing for the AOS exam. I rang up the Board of Studies and they said it's just for administration use. I started freaking out about it thinking that they wont mark my exam. Technically, it would be the supervisor's fault. I did let the supervisors know about it and they said it would be their fault.
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Yeah it's not your fault- everyone's under exam stress so it's pretty understandable, hence the need for supervisors.
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um they also tick your student number when you sit for you exam.
i dont think you should worry tooooo much
i dont think you should worry tooooo much