Noun:

.आनंद,

invigilators's Usage Examples:

administrative and library; 177 student services, including examination invigilators; 82 technicians; 67 research staff; and 96 support staff including caretakers.

units: Unit 1: Student or post-doctoral fellow TAs, course instructors, invigilators, and Chief Presiding Officers (CPOs).

AMC has established a system of exam invigilators, often associated with Amateur Radio Clubs, who receive license tests.

The KCSE examinations are taken under very strict supervision from invigilators to avoid cheating and run for a period of about one month.

The college claimed no prior knowledge of the cheating, and had previously sacked three invigilators.

All exam rooms are covered by separate dedicated invigilators.

, (Company number 3548879) was incorporated on 6 April 1998, by the invigilators Dr Peter Marshall and Ms Anne Perrett.

tests but will leave the task to other instructors or invigilators, which may mean that the invigilators do not know the candidates, and thus some form of.

After sometime, two of the invigilators suddenly have pain in their stomach, due to Mr.

freelance invigilators used to conduct the exam.

the year when they organize their thamma seuksa examinations to allow invigilators from Thailand to make the rounds.

non-calculator), however these should either be checked before exams by invigilators or handedC out by the exam centre, as certain functions / information.

hall half an hour before the exam for frisking, if necessary by women invigilators The order was issued while hearing a petition for changing the dress.

Synonyms:

proctor, monitor,