Examinations and Conferment of Qualifications

All students offering themselves for any examination shall abide by the rules governing the conduct of College examinations. Without prejudice to the generality of the rules governing the conduct of examinations, students shall not in any examination commit any act that constitutes an examination irregularity, including the possession of prohibited materials, the use of any prohibited means of assistance or any dishonest conduct affecting the integrity of the assessment attempt.

Any person entrusted with the superintendence of a College examination shall, on the discovery of any irregularity in the conduct of a candidate within the examination room, warn the candidate of the nature of the suspected irregularity, confiscate any illicit material, and tell the candidate that a report of this event will be made in writing to the College Director.

Where a candidate is guilty of misconduct in an examination they shall be subject to such academic consequences as the Board of Examiners may determine.

Students are responsible for retaining all forms of assessed work returned to them after marking. Assessed work so retained may be recalled from students, if required by external examiners or for examination review purposes, or for quality assessment or audit purposes.

A college qualification shall be deemed to be conferred on publication of the relevant pass list, authorised by the College Director. However, the College reserves the right to correct any errors that are subsequently identified on such lists.