UCL Department of Mathematics

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Examinations

Before the exams start, please check your timetable for the dates, times and locations of your examinations. It is your responsibility to turn up to the right place at the right time with the right equipment (usually just pens, your exam record card and your ID for a Mathematics examination). You will be provided with a candidate number - please make sure that you have this number with you, as it must be entered on your script. Your seat number also has to be entered on the script (this will change for each exam). Please make sure that you read and follow instructions on the paper. It is important to write legibly. Calculators are not permitted in most Mathematics exams.