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Examination Scheduling and Punctuality
Article 1: Students must monitor faculty and department web pages for examination schedules and arrive at the exam hall at least 10 minutes before commencement.
Article 2: Late admission is permitted only within maximum 10 minutes of exam start, subject to Faculty Exam Committee approval. No additional time is granted for late arrivals, and entry is prohibited beyond 10 minutes.
Examination Hall Conduct
Article 3: Students must maintain silence upon entering and diligently complete all required information on answer booklet covers.
Article 4: Electronic devices are prohibited (mobile phones, smart watches, tablets). Devices must be switched off and left in bags or with invigilators, who assume no responsibility for lost belongings.
Academic Integrity and Materials
Article 5: Unauthorized materials are strictly forbidden. Materials allowed by instructors will be checked for annotations. Writing on body parts constitutes cheating and will be handled under university disciplinary regulations.
Article 6: Students must provide their own blue or black pens in transparent cases without paper. Pen use is compulsory.
Identification and Equipment
Article 7: Valid TIU Identity Cards must be displayed on desks. Students without IDs will not be permitted to take exams.
Article 8: Only non-programmable calculators are allowed when specified in exam instructions and must remain on desks for inspection.
Examination Procedures
Article 9: Chief invigilators will announce start and end times exclusively via board writing.
Article 10: Students permitted to leave must collect belongings quietly and promptly, maintaining silence until exiting the building to avoid disturbing others.
Academic Integrity Enforcement
Article 11: Objections to final exam results must be submitted within 3 days of score announcement.
Article 12: Cheating incurs serious penalties. Students must comply with invigilator instructions without argument, though they may report perceived unjust treatment to their department.
Cheating Definitions and Penalties
Article 13: Cheating includes but is not limited to: using unauthorized materials, concealed notes, bodily writings, communication, copying, unauthorized movement, or continued writing after exam conclusion. Penalties range from exam failure to program expulsion.
Additional Regulations
Article 14: Students with NA (Not Attendance) status are ineligible for final exams under any circumstances.
Article 15: Students may not leave the exam hall within the first 30 minutes of examination.
Article 16: Sharing equipment (calculators, erasers, pencils) during exams is prohibited.
Article 17: Writing names inside answer booklets or on question papers constitutes immediate cheating.
Article 18: The university assumes no responsibility for personal valuables. Students should secure belongings elsewhere during examinations.
Keywords: Examination Guidelines, Academic Integrity, Student Conduct, Assessment Regulations, Examination Procedures, Cheating Prevention, University Policies, Student Responsibilities
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