Final Exam Regulations - Continuous Professional Development
Final Exam Regulations - Continuous Professional Development
Final Exam Regulations - Continuous Professional Development
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Marking Scheme:<br />
For every correct answer the candidate shall gain one mark.<br />
For every wrong answer the candidate shall gain zero or no mark, but for every four<br />
attempted wrong answers the candidate shall be deducted one mark.<br />
For every un-attempted question the candidate shall gain no marks.<br />
The total marks for Paper A will be of hundred (100) marks and the pass mark is fifty<br />
(50) percent, that is, 50 marks.<br />
Paper B: <strong>Professional</strong> <strong>Development</strong> including Ethics<br />
This section shall comprise two questions focused on this module and candidates shall<br />
have to choose and answer one question from this paper. The rating for this section shall<br />
be of hundred (100) marks and the pass mark is forty five (45) percent (45 marks).<br />
Candidates shall need to obtain a pass mark from both papers as indicated above, in<br />
order to pass the whole examination, hence there shall be no compensation of marks<br />
from one paper to the other.<br />
<strong>Exam</strong>ination Procedure<br />
Candidates shall be allocated an examination number for the purpose of anonymity.<br />
However ‘Slip A’ on each answer book and on the MCQs booklet shall include the<br />
candidates’ name and surname and Identity Number.<br />
At the end of the examination all booklets shall be collected by the invigilator/s and<br />
handed to the FHS secretarial staff. In turn, the secretarial staff confidentially shall<br />
allocate an examination number on ‘Slip A’ and ‘Slip B’ for each candidate. ‘Slip A’<br />
shall then be separated from each and every booklet, put in a sealed envelop and put in<br />
the ‘safe’. The booklets shall then be distributed to the corresponding markers for<br />
marking. Hence the markers shall never be in a position to identify any of the candidates<br />
as ‘slip A’ is detached from the booklets.<br />
<strong>Exam</strong>ination Dates<br />
Candidates initiating their course in the month of March shall sit for their final<br />
examination by the third week of June of the following year.<br />
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