To take an examination at Linnaeus University

The following regulations apply when you take an examination at Linnaeus University.
Registration
1. You register for the examination via the student service in Ladok.
2. At Linnaeus University, late registration is not applied.
3. The registration period always closes 9 work days before the date of the examination. You can register for your examination as soon as the registration is open.
4. Always register well in advance before the examination and check that your registration has gone through. Contact your department in case you experience problems with your registration.
5. In order to register for an exam, you must be registered on the course in question.
6. You will get information on in what room the examination will take place 6–4 work days before the examination. An examination group can be split and divided between a number of different rooms.
7. When registering, make sure that you register for the right city since some examinations are offered at more than one city at the same time.
8. As soon as you have registered for the examination, you will get your anonymisation code.
9. When you take an examination with anonymisation code, you can always see your anonymisation code on your page in the student service.

At the examination
1. ID checks will be carried out at the admission. It is therefore important that you arrive well in time.
2. Your identification should be approved and must not have expired.
3. When you enter the examination room, you tick off your name on the participant list.
4. The invigilator will show you to your seat.
5. Only specified examination aids are allowed to be present on the desk or in its vicinity.
6. Electronic equipment like, for instance, mobile phone and smartwatch must be switched off and not be stored near your writing desk.
7. The examination starts at the stated time and then the door will be closed. No one is allowed to leave the room until after 50 minutes.
8. After 45 minutes, there will be a second admission for those who are registered and on the participant list.
9. If you have not registered, you can, as long as there are seats available for your examination, be offered a writing place after 45 minutes. However, in that case you cannot use your anonymisation code.
10. If you are admitted at the second admission, after 45 minutes, you have the same stop time for the examination as the other examinees.
11. There should be peace and quiet in the examination room, no talking.
12. You may not borrow material/aids from another examinee, contact the invigilator for help.
13. You fill in your course and anonymisation code on the cover sheet and all loose-leaf that you hand in. This information should be written in ink.
14. You are allowed to bring something to eat and drink during the examination.
15. There will be no (smoking) breaks.
16. In case you have to visit the toilet, you write your anonymisation code on the intended list.

When you are finished writing
1. When handing in your examination, all papers should be provided with anonymisation code or name and personal identity number, and course code and, when applicable, examination code.
2. It is not allowed to bring any examination material with you from the examination room.
3. Together with the invigilator, you count the number of documents that you hand in.
4. You sign the participant list to confirm that you have handed in your examination.
5. After handing in your examination and signing the participant list you are not allowed to continue writing.
6. Show consideration and leave the room quietly!

Cheating
1. All forms of cheating, for instance, crib sheets, use of mobile phone, talking to another examinee, use of aids that are not allowed, will be reported as cheating.
2. Keep in mind the consequences of cheating. If reported to the disciplinary board, cheating can lead to suspension from both teaching and examination.