Examination Penalties for Multiple Markings and Name Placement

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PRC NO. 2003-154, SERIES 2003: Examination Penalties for Multiple Markings and Name Placement

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Title Supreme Court: Examination Penalties for Multiple Markings and Name Placement

Law: Prc No. 2003-154, Series 2003

Decision Date: Nov 18, 2003

The Commission imposes a one-year suspension from licensure examinations for placing names in the subject space on answer sheets and a two-year suspension for multiple markings, alongside the cancellation of examination papers for violations of instructions.

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Observance and Enforcement of Examination Instructions

Cases involving violations of the GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO EXAMINEES, printed at the back of the NOTICE OF ADMISSION, are addressed promptly.
Examinees are expected to comply strictly with these instructions to maintain the integrity of the examination process.

Penalty for Placing Name in the Subject Space

Placing the examinee's name in the space designated for the subject on the answer sheet constitutes a violation.
The penalty for this offense includes cancellation of the examination papers.
Additionally, the examinee is suspended from taking the examination for one (1) year.

Penalty for Multiple Markings

Multiple markings on the answer sheet are considered a serious violation.
The examination papers of such examinees are cancelled.
The examinee is suspended from taking the licensure examination for two (2) years.

Implementation of Penalties

The Commission formally resolves the penalties for these violations to enhance examination discipline.
Cancellation of the examination papers accompanies the imposed suspension periods.
These measures serve to uphold fairness and proper conduct during licensure examinations.

Adoption and Authority

The resolution imposing these penalties was adopted on November 18, 2003.
It was signed and authorized by the Chairperson and Commissioners of the Professional Regulation Commission.
This resolution is binding on all examinees taking licensure examinations conducted by the Commission.

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