Hello Kanchan,
It is certainly a well drafted policy. It pretty much covers everything. But
a couple of suggestions though: The policy also should include sufficient
guidelines describing what should be done in the event of certain delays as
the result of computer problems or the malfunctioning
Dear Kanchan,
It is an excellent document except that there should be a provision
for viva exam in certain cases where the use of graphs is immense and
those of us who are totally blind by birth find it difficult to read
them.
Further, after this policy comes into effect the nonimplementing body
someone takes the cue.
Warm rgds,
Subramani
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Hello
Well drafted Kanchan. Seems to cover all points.Only a small modification as
regards Screen Readers. Mention JAWS or any other screen reading software the
candidate is comfortable with. If they get stuck to the word JAWS and not allow
Window Eyes someone like me will be miserable.
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> Hai Kanchan:
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> Your work is certainly commendable. In fact, I was also thinking on the
> same lines as Vetri as I was going through the draft and perhaps, if
> there
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> Hello Kanchan,
>
> It is certainly a well drafted policy. It pretty much covers everything.
But
> a couple of suggestions though: The policy also should include
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Kanchan,
1. Why specify the software that is to be used? A person could be
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> Moreover the scr
Kanchan,
1. Why specify the software that is to be used? A person could be
comfortable in writing an exam even in an application like Open office.
2. Why copy and paste from Pagemaker? This could create a problem with
tables. Ideally, question papers should be Microsoft Office documents such
that
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> > Hello Kanchan,
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> > It is certainly a well drafted pol
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> Hello Kanchan,
>
> It is certainly a well drafted policy. It pretty much covers everything.
> But
> a couple of suggestions though: The policy also should include sufficient
> guidelines describing what sho
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> Dear Kanchan,
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> It is an excellent document except that there should be a provision
> for viva exam in cert
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Kanchan,
1. Why specify the software that is to be used? A person could be
comfortable in writing an
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> In my opinion, when scribe is one level junior than the applicant,
> deciding
> the marks in percentage for writer seems illogical to me.
> Specially,
Kanchan!
If a person brings his/her own scribe, then there is no question of
percentage? It means. PL clarify.
Regards
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> Sweety my dear the 5
Hi Kanchan,
For most of the points, my view is same as others, that specifics of
software may be avoided, but I can imagine a senario where a particular
software is used and is not screen reader friendly, so may be these policies
may include list of software with a condition that only accessible s
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Kanchan!
If a person brings his/her own scribe, then there is no question of
percentage? It means. PL clarify.
Regards
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Kanchan,
1. Why specify the software that is to be used? A person could be
10:22 AM
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> Dear Kanchan,
>
> It is an excellent document except that there should be a provision
> for viva exam in certain cases where the use of graphs is immense and
> those of us who are totally blind by birth find it difficult to re
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points 30 minutes in pranav's mail are, in my opinion, too demanding and far
fetched. We should not demand something apparently beyond reasonable.
Rajesh and7 regarding scribe not being junior and extra time of 3
-Origin
no such barrier should be there.
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> Moreover the scribe with 55 % marks for examinations, it is very difficu
: "nafisa buhariwala" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Well drafted Kanchan. Seems to cover all points.Only a small modification
> as regards Screen Readers. Mention JAWS or any other s
Use of lap tops could be recommended may be with usb querty key board if the
candidate is not comfortable with laptop layout
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The examinee may be allowed to bring his own screen reading /magnification
software
Rohit
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> Hello kan
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The examinee may be allowed to bring his own screen reading
/magnification
software
Rohit
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> > Sweety my dear the 55% is not for your scribe but only for the scribe
> > provided by the Authority. Your Scribe is covered in clause 3 and then if
> &g
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> Vetry I have taken the suggestion of the talking calculator as point d. in
> clause 8
> the first point of computer malfunction I dont know what to do about it.
> I have mentioned the UPS and the
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Kanchan
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> dear kanchan madum!
> I would like to ta
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