Lecture

Exam Guidelines: Rules and Regulations

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Description

This lecture covers the guidelines and regulations for the upcoming exam, including the schedule, allowed materials, seating arrangements, and exam instructions. Students will learn about the specific parts of the exam, the use of calculators, and the importance of following instructions carefully.

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