special examination definition
special examination means an examination awarded by the Senate to a student who;
special examination means an examination awarded by the Senate to a student who has not been able to attempt or complete the original examination by reason of illness or any other reason deemed sufficient by the Senate. Only the component of the examination which has not been attempted or completed shall be re-written.
special examination means any Deferred Examination held outside of the official deferred examination period.
More Definitions of special examination
special examination means an examination conducted in an environment exclusively for students with disabilities or other special needs;
special examination means an examination awarded by the Senate to a student who has not been able to attempt or complete the original examination by reason of illness or any other
special examination means a limited skills test that is administered for the purpose of determining eligibility for li- censing or determining whether and how a person’s license should be restricted.
special examination means an examination offered in lieu of the normal examination.
special examination means one of any of the following categories of examinations:
special examination means an examination granted to a candidate to facilitate the completion of a qualification; or granted to a candidate who could not write the main examination or re-examination;
special examination means an examination by way of analysis, test 15 or otherwise of material be it tissue, organs, biological fluids or other parts or contents of the body obtained from the body of the deceased person in the course of a post-mortem examination, or of any other substance or thing relevant to such post-mortem examination;