Examination Timetable

the examination timetable for summer examinations is now finalised. this is the timetable, for my own and my fellow biological sciences friends.


PLEASE TAKE CAREFUL NOTE OF THE TIMES SET OUT BELOW. MISREADING OF A TIMETABLE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AS AN EXCUSE FOR MISSING AN EXAMINATION.
IMPORTANT: If an examination paper has Reading Time of 15 minutes it will be marked "R" below and IT WILL START 20 MINUTES EARLIER THAN NORMAL, i.e. IT WILL START AT EITHER
9:10 FOR A MORNING EXAM, OR 13:40 FOR AN AFTERNOON EXAM.
You are advised to take a copy of this timetable with you to examinations.
If a paper is Open Book, it will be marked "OB" below and you must check with the teaching department about approved texts.
Module Examination paper code and title Sct Length RdTime OpBook Date Time Room

BS127 BS1270 Agents of Infectious Disease n/a 3hr 0mins n/a n/a 04 Jun 09:30 Westwood Games Hall

BS125 BS125X Proteins/Physiology A 2hr 0mins n/a n/a 06 Jun 14:00 Panorama Room

BS129 BS125X Proteins/Physiology B 1hr 0mins n/a n/a 06 Jun 14:00 Panorama Room

BS110 BS1100 Animal & Plant Biology n/a 1hr 30mins n/a n/a 09 Jun 09:30 Westwood Games Hall

Where more than one section of an exam paper is being taken, the total exam paper length normally comprises the total of the section lengths listed.
You must have your University card with you in exams (or another form of identification bearing your photograph), and you will need to record your University number on your answer book(s). Your
card/other ID may be checked by the invigilators.
It is not possible to amend your registration now, but if you have any queries you must report them in person to the Academic Office in University House immediately. The timetable above may not reflect all
de-registrations made recently by Science students.
You must not have any unauthorized materials with you in exams, and you are required to abide by the University rules regarding the use of calculators in exams. You may only use calculators where they
are expressly permitted and any calculator must be of an approved type, not capable of information storage or retrieval. If you are in any doubt you should consult your department, which may administer a
scheme for the approval of calculators. If you use or attempt to use any unauthorised calculator or other material, this will be regarded as cheating.
You must not bring mobile phones or bags into exam rooms (see further University guidance on bags on the Academic Office website home page and/or postedin departments).
If your first language is not English and you wish to use a bilingual translation dictionary in your exams, you must provide your own dictionary and have it certified as appropriate for use in exams by your
department. Use of an uncertified dictionary will be regarded as cheating. In certain examinations use of bilingual dictionaries is not be permitted; these will be specified on University noticeboards and
outside exam rooms.


i was expecting it will start at 26 may based on last year timetable. the first paper is on June 4th, a little bit extra time for revision. work hard, fighting! xp