Candidates will not be placed in order of merit. Information in regard to marks or places will only be given by special authority of the Council. In case of a candidate failing to pass the examination, the training school may, however, be advised in what part of the examination she has failed to satisfy the examiners. Re-Admission to Examinations 15. (a) A candidate who has failed to pass in an examination and obtained an aggregate mark of less than 40 per cent. of the total marks available shall not be permitted to present herself for the examination immediately following the one in which she failed. (b) A candidate who has failed, to pass an examination after twice entering therefor may be required to undergo such further training as the Council may decide upon before being re-admitted to the examination. Dates of Examinations and Entries 16. Examinations in all portions of the examination shall be held twice per year in the months of April and October, and applications for to such examinations shall be lodged admission’ with the registrar on or before the 25th day of February and the 25th day of August, respectively. Applications lodged after the aforementioned dates but on or before the first day of March and the first day of September, respectively, shall be accepted only on payment of an additional fee of 5s. per entry. No application which reaches the registrar after the first day of March or the first day of September shall be accepted for the next ensuing examination. Examination Centres 17. The examinations shall be held at such places as the Council may appoint. Examiners 18. The Council shall from time to time appoint such examiners as may be required. The examiners shall conform to such rules as the Council may from time to time resolve upon for the conduct of the and shall receive remuneration at such rates as may be fixed by the examination.,’ Council. They need not be members of the Council. Of the examiners appointed for the preliminary and final written examinations, one shall be the. Commissioner for Mental Hygiene and one a Physician Superintendent of a Mental Hospital, or both examiners shall be Physician Superintendents of Mental Hospitals. The practical and oral examinations shall be conducted by the superintendent of the institution, who shall have as co-examiners - (a) for the preliminary examination, a Physician Superintendent or assistant physician of a mental hospital or institution for mental defectives; (b) for the final examination - (i) a Physician Superintendent or assistant physician of a mental hospital or institution for mental defectives; and
Candidates will not be placed in order of merit. Information in regard to marks or places will only be given by special authority of the Council. In case of a candidate failing to pass the examination, the training school may, however, be advised in what part of the examination she has failed to satisfy the examiners. Re-Admission to Examinations 15. (a) A candidate who has failed to pass in an examination and obtained an aggregate mark of less than 40 per cent. of the total marks available shall not be permitted to present herself for the examination immediately following the one in which she failed. (b) A candidate who has failed, to pass an examination after twice entering therefor may be required to undergo such further training as the Council may decide upon before being re-admitted to the examination. Dates of Examinations and Entries 16. Examinations in all portions of the examination shall be held twice per year in the months of April and October, and applications for admission’ to such examinations shall be lodged with the registrar on or before the 25th day of February and the 25th day of August, respectively. Applications lodged after the aforementioned dates but on or before the first day of March and the first day of September, respectively, shall be accepted only on payment of an additional fee of 5s. per entry. No application which reaches the registrar after the first day of March or the first day of September shall be accepted for the next ensuing examination. Examination Centres 17. The examinations shall be held at such places as the Council may appoint. Examiners 18. The Council shall from time to time appoint such examiners as may be required. The examiners shall conform to such rules as the Council may from time to time resolve upon for the conduct of the examination.,’ and shall receive remuneration at such rates as may be fixed by the Council. They need not be members of the Council. Of the examiners appointed for the preliminary and final written examinations, one shall be the. Commissioner for Mental Hygiene and one a Physician Superintendent of a Mental Hospital, or both examiners shall be Physician Superintendents of Mental Hospitals. The practical and oral examinations shall be conducted by the superintendent of the institution, who shall have as co-examiners - (a) for the preliminary examination, a Physician Superintendent or assistant physician of a mental hospital or institution for mental defectives; (b) for the final examination - (i) a Physician Superintendent or assistant physician of a mental hospital or institution for mental defectives; and
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