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The document outlines procedures and rules for a BMEC SLP exam. Candidates must turn off phones and enter the exam room silently. Only exam papers, rough paper, headphones, and stationery are permitted on desks. Candidates cannot communicate with others, bring notes into the exam, look at another's paper, or show their own paper. When finished, candidates must leave materials on their desk and leave silently without exiting early. The document defines cheating and states candidates will fail if caught cheating.
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Exam procedures require students to turn off phones before entering the exam room in silence. Only exam materials are permitted at desks. Students may ask examiners questions by raising their hands but not about exam content. Cheating such as communicating with others, bringing notes, or sharing work will result in failing the exam. When finished, students must leave materials and leave silently without early departure. Students should address any questions with tutors before the exam.
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