Arrive at the exam room on time/when the exam is almost over??
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One has to take countless exams throughout their life, too many to count. But have you ever encountered such a bizarre exam? -----The candidate arrived at the examination venue on time, only to find that the exam was almost over :( On March 31st, the exam for \"Specialized Construction Workers in Shaanxi Province\" was held at Xijing University in Xi’an. Around 9:00, many candidates rushed to the examination room holding their admission tickets, which indicated that the exam time was from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. on March 31. The examination instructions state that candidates are not allowed to enter the room 20 minutes after the exam begins, and they can submit their papers and leave only 40 minutes after the exam starts. Not long after entering the examination room, the invigilator said that there were 10 minutes left before the papers had to be submitted, as the exam time was from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
The Shaanxi Provincial Construction Project Quality and Safety Supervision Station is the organizing body for this examination. The head of the station’s safety department said that over 14,000 people took exams for special personnel and safety officers at Xijing University, with the examinations conducted in four batches. The exam time for special personnel was from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. For some candidates using the online registration system at the information center, the exam time was not adjusted, which resulted in some of them missing their exams. On Monday (April 1), those who missed their exams will be identified online, so that measures can be taken to assist those who were delayed as much as possible. “Make-up exams can also be organized separately at the candidates’ places of residence, so that these candidates don’t have to travel again, and their work is affected as little as possible.
A series of problems have been exposed: negligence in preparation and personnel organization, inadequate supervision and review by reviewers, and the approval leaders’ inability to grasp the key aspects, etc