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9.1 |
A candidate is
allowed to sit for a minimum of 1 paper per sitting. All 4 papers should
normally be completed within 4 years from the date of the first Certificate
of Candidacy. |
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9.2 |
In the event the
candidate is unable to complete all 4 papers within the first 4 year period
of the candidacy, the candidate may apply for extension of time to complete
the examination provided that the candidate has passed 1 paper within the
first 4 years of the candidacy. |
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9.3 |
A candidate who
has fulfilled the requirement in paragraph 9.2 shall be allowed to renew
their Certificate of Candidacy with the renewal fee for a further extension
of 2 years. |
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9.4 |
A candidate is
required to complete the remaining paper(s) within the next 4 consecutive
examination sittings. |
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9.5 |
If a candidate
fails to complete all the papers within 6 years from the date of the first
issuance of the Certificate of Candidacy such candidate shall be deemed to
have failed to complete the Qualifying Examination. |
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9.6 |
In the event of
paragraph 9.5 as above, any subsequent application by such candidate for
re-registration under paragraph 5.1 of this Guideline shall be considered as
a fresh application by the Examination Committee without any further
consideration of the papers that the candidate may have sat for and
successfully passed in any previous attempt to undertake the Qualifying
Examination. |
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9.7 |
A candidate who
has never sat for any examination paper within the first 4 years would be
able to apply for another 4 years of candidacy only. |
