Examination Standards Sample Clauses
The Examination Standards clause sets the criteria and procedures for inspecting goods, services, or work to ensure they meet specified requirements. Typically, it outlines who is responsible for conducting examinations, the methods to be used, and the standards or benchmarks that must be satisfied. For example, it may require that products be tested for quality before acceptance or that work be reviewed for compliance with contractual specifications. This clause's core function is to provide a clear and objective basis for determining whether deliverables are acceptable, thereby reducing disputes and ensuring quality control.
Examination Standards. All promotional and incremental evaluations will consist of two parts: a written exam and a practical exam. A minimum ▇▇▇▇ of 70% must be obtained on each of the two parts.
Examination Standards. In order to qualify for promotion, each candidate must obtain a cumulative average of 80% in the four types of examinations, namely, written, oral, practical, and personal assessment. A minimum ▇▇▇▇ of 65% must be obtained on all written papers, oral and practical examinations, and personal assessment.
Examination Standards. In order to qualify for promotion each candidate must obtain not less than a sixty-five percent (65%) average and be judged promotable.