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Examiner's reports

The purpose of the reports is to offer candidates generally constructive feedback as to their performance in the examinations.

The reports provide a general commentary on the overall performance of candidates in each session as well as details on:

  • technical aspects that were being examined in the questions
  • whether candidates performed well or poorly
  • what aspects of the questions appeared to cause difficulty to candidates and if possible why it was a problem e.g. lack of knowledge, poor examination technique etc.
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