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INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES FOR UBD EXAMINATIONS

  1. All candidates are required to produce their Student Identification Card for checking on admission to the examination venue. The card should be placed on the top right hard corner of the candidate’s desk for scrutiny by the invigilator during the period of the examination.
  2. Candidates are required to comply with the UBD dress code, and may be refused admission to the examination venue if they do not do so. A candidate refused admission to an examination by reason of non-compliance with the UBD dress code may be admitted to the examination venue if they present themselves suitably attired within 30 minutes of the start of the examination (see Regulations 3).
  3. No candidates shall be admitted into the examination venue if he arrives later than 30 minutes after the commencement of an examination.
  4. No candidates may leave the examination venue during the first 30 minutes and the last 30 minutes of an examination. However, a candidate may be permitted to leave the examination venue temporarily at any time if he has the permission of an invigilator and is accompanied at all times by an invigilator or an officer who is present on duty at the examination venue.
  5. A candidate who leaves the examination venue without complying with the requirements of Regulation 4 shall not be readmitted into the examination venue.
  6. A candidate who has to leave the examination venue through feeling unwell and who is unable to return to the venue shall be required to produce a medical report from a registered medical practitioner. When the candidates leaves the examination venue, the examination script should be collected, suitably annotated  and forwarded to the Examination Office, together with the Invigilator’s Report on the incident. If a medical report is received by the Examinations Office within 48 hours of the termination of that particular examination, the candidate shall be awarded an ‘ABS’ grade. If no medical report is received, the candidate should be allocated an ‘IVA’ grade and the provisions of Regulation 16 (in UBD regulations) shall apply.
  7. Smoking shall not be permitted in the examination venue.
  8. No candidate shall be permitted to take any book, paper, document, mobile telephone, personal digital assistant/organizer, handbag, pencil case or any other material (including the yellow examination registration slip) into the examination venue, except for their Student Identity Card (or National Identity Card) pens, pencils, erasers or any other material specifically authorized by the examiner.
  9. A candidates found in possession of any written or printed matter or any other material in the examination venue which has not been authorized by the examiner shall be deemed to have cheated or have attempted to cheat in the examination, and to have committed an offence punishable under these Regulations.
  10. A candidates shall not be permitted to communicate by word of mouth or otherwise with any person other than an invigilator or an examiner during an examination.
  11. A candidate shall not be permitted to take any material from the examination venue except the question paper, if permitted, and his/her personal belongings.
  12. A candidate shall raise his/her hand during an examination if he/she wishes to communicate with an invigilator or an examiner.

 

 

 

All Are Welcome~

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Open to Academic Mentors Only.

Taken from BT news on 17 Nov 2009.

UNIVERSITY professors and lecturers are expected to further improve the standard of their mentorship through the enhancement of their counselling skills in a workshop.  This was the message by Assoc Professor Dr Zohrah Hj Sulaiman, assistant vice-chancellor for Research and Innovation at Universiti Brunei Darussalam (UBD) at the launching of the university’s Basic Counselling Programme.

Assoc /Prof Dr Zohrah yesterday spoke of the changes taking place in universities worldwide, with a need to make knowledge and skill delivery more effective and relevant to an increasingly diverse higher education population.  She added that direct interaction with these students would require a certain level of knowledge and counselling skills.

Dr Nurolaini Pg Hj Md Kifli, Dean of Students in UBD, hoped that the programme would provide a platform for discussing some common issues relating to mentoring and counselling students.

More info: http://www.bt.com.bn/en/news-national/2009/11/17/acquire-counselling-skills-lecturers-told

 

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UniBridge is a one semester full-time programme which offers students an alternative entry route to Universiti Brunei Darussalam’s GenNext degrees. You will not only be prepared for the qualification needed to enter Universiti Brunei Darussalam, but also for student life in a university setting.   Staffs look for enthusiasm, commitment and active participation of students in all modules offered under UniBridge.

More info:

http://www.ubd.edu.bn/UNIBRIDGE/index2.html

Now that PESTA CONVO has officially ends on SAT 7 NOV 2009, the STUDENT AFFAIRS SECTION UBD would like to CONGRATULATE and APPRECIATE everyone efforts and teamwork to make the whole events a SUCCESS…It is only through great leadership skills and innovation that the event can be run smoothly…

To the STEERING and WORKING Committee for PESTA CONVO, thank you for all the hard work and Support.

Big thank You Especially to the Students’ Representative Council 2008/09, the Students Working Committee in all the events and the Students Volunteers…. May ALLAH SWT will blessed you with great rewards. AMIN..

Will hope to see you in the NEXT PESTA CONVO….Insya Allah…

 

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Elect Your Next SRC.... 2009/10

Universiti Brunei Darussalam is pleased to invite you to UBD PUBLIC LECTURE entitled

“RESEARCHING THE EARLY HISTORY OF BRUNEI: SOURCE & METHODOLOGY”

By
Marie-Sybille de VIENNE, Professor of Economic History of Asia

Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales (INALCO, Paris)

Day/Date : SATURDAY, 14 NOVEMBER 2009
Time : 11.00 am
Venue : LECTURE THEATRE, CHANCELLOR HALL, UBD

You are welcome to attend.

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Universiti Brunei Darussalam is pleased to invite ALL to a

PUBLIC LECTURE entitled

EMPOWERING YOUTHS THROUGH MALAY ISLAMIC MONARCHY

By Mohd. Shahrol Amira bin Abdullah, Deputy Director, Academy of Brunei Studies, UBD

Day/Date : WEDNESDAY, 18 November 2009
Time : 2.15 pm
Venue : SENATE ROOM, CHANCELLOR HALL, UBD

You are welcome to attend.

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