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Wednesday 16 May
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Examinations Unit: Students Information

It is very important that you check your timetable on e-vision at the beginning of each semester as this is a record of the modules you are registered in for assessment. You need to contact the Timetabling office to rectify any mistakes on your timetable as this will prevent you from being assessed for a module you are not actually attending.

The exam timetable is published in Teaching Week 10 of each semester. The timetable is structured into subject sections and ordered by module code. Details of each exam include time, date, duration and room number. Where an exam is split over a few rooms, the split is made according to surname. Please be sure to sit the exam in the room for which you have been allocated a seat. The timetable is posted on the Examinations noticeboard in the Helmore Building in Cambridge and the Faculty noticeboards in Chelmsford. It can also be found on the Examinations website in the form of a searchable database, this database can be searched by module code, module title or subject area.

Please note: We only produce personal timetables for those students with Individual Requirements who have registered with Student Support Services.

Students are required to present their Anglia Ruskin University student identification card to the invigilator on entry to the exam room. You will not be able to sit the exam without ID. If you have lost your SID card you are advised to get a replacement from the Student Information Centre at a cost of £5. Invigilators will only accept a passport or drivers license as alternative forms of ID.

  • You are required to be present at the exam room at least 15 mins before the start of the exam.
  • During the exam you will be given a thirty and five minute warning.
  • You may not leave during the first thirty minutes or last fifteen minutes of the exam.
  • Students whose first language is not English may take in a bilingual dictionary without annotation except when the examination is an applied English language or modern foreign language subject.
  • The use of electronic dictionaries is not permitted.
  • You are permitted to keep the question paper, unless otherwise specified.
  • Candidates may be admitted to the exam room up to thirty minutes after the official start of the exam but not thereafter. There will be no additional time given to candidates arriving after the start of the exam.
  • Candidates wishing to leave an exam early must wait for the invigilator to collect their script. A candidate whose script has been collected will not be re-admitted to the exam room.