If you feel your performance in your exam has been affected by circumstances that are outside of your control, you may be eligible to submit a claim for extenuating circumstances, to be considered by your department. The results of your exams will be available on Portico once the Board of Examiners has met and results have been ratified by UCL. This is usually mid-July for undergraduate students and November or December for most postgraduate students. Your department might release results to you earlier than this, which will be strictly provisional. All successful final year students will receive their degree certificate about 8 to 10 weeks after official confirmation of award by UCL. At the end of the examination, you will be given one minute to put your material - answer books, question papers, MCQ cards and handouts - into the exam answer book envelope ready for collection. You should leave any reference materials on your desk and leave the hall as quietly as possible, taking all your personal possessions with you. If you are less than 45 minutes late for your exam, you will be allowed to sit your exam for the remainder of its duration. Your exam will finish at the same time; you will not be given extra time. If you arrive more than 45 minutes late, you will not be allowed into the examination venue or permitted to sit the examination elsewhere and you will have missed your exam - please ensure you allow plenty of time to get to your exam. Requests for examination adjustment arrangements for the main examination period must be agreed by a UCL disability adviser no later than 3 weeks before the start of the main examination period.

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Requests for examinations outside the main examination period or Late Summer Assessment period must be submitted at least 6 weeks in advance. The ExCeL is a large venue, please arrive at least 30 minutes prior to your exam to give you ample time to locate your seat.If your name does not appear on the candidate lists, you should inform a member of the invigilating staff or member of the Central Assessments team as soon as possible. What to bring with you Keeping the kid’s stationery and essentials organised has never been this much fun! From hardtop and pop-out to novelty and classic style pencil cases, Smiggle hasevery type of colourful and creative pencil case you can think of. Your photo ID, pencil case, calculator and reference materials (if you're allowed them), and candidate number card (if you need it) should be placed on your desk. Sitting the exam In the event of an emergency, you should leave all materials behind and follow the instructions of the hall supervisor.

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You are only permitted to take clear bottles of still non-carbonated water into your exam. Non-essential items and valuables should be left at home and invigilators will advise you on where to put bags, coats and revision notes on the day.seo_url" : "https://www.smiggle.co.uk/shop/ProductDisplay?urlRequestType=Base&catalogId=30103&categoryId=340557&productId=24783522&urlLangId=-1&langId=-1&top_category=&parent_category_rn=&storeId=30103", Large pencil cases are a handy way to organise and keep pens from, pencils, markers, crayons together in the one spot. You can even find pencil cases with carabiner clips that can be used to attach the pencil case to their bag. Perfect for school and on the go! All that’s left to do is to fill it with all their favourite pencils and stationery! Add some playfulness to their school day with kids’ noveltypencilcases. Featuring fluffy pencil cases, ones covered in glitter and even pencil cases with calculators attached to them. Novelty pencil cases aren’t just eye-catching, they also have plenty of storage space for their Smiggle goodies. The kids will have a blast playing with all the wild features and showing off their new pencil case at school. For the Late Summer Assessment period, requests must be received no later than 3 weeks before the start of the Late Summer Assessment period. If you have been assessed by Student Support and Wellbeing as being entitled to examination adjustments , your exams will take place on the UCL Bloomsbury campus - please do not go to the ExCeL for your exam.